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I concur with both answers given. &nbsp;Recovering files from a server using file recovery software could work; but it's unlikely because on a server there is typically a lot of disk activity and the area of the disk that was occupied by your data is likely been overwritten by now.
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I concur with both answers given.  Recovering files from a server using file recovery software could work; but it's unlikely because on a server there is typically a lot of disk activity and the area of the disk that was occupied by your data is likely been overwritten by now.

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Unless you have offline files on. That seems to send items to recycle (local copies) on XP (mapped documents &amp;&nbsp;settings).<br />
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But is not the case...<br />

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Unless you have offline files on. That seems to send items to recycle (local copies) on XP (mapped documents & settings).

But is not the case...


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Hi Friends,<br />
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I deleted some of the files and folder in network. I thought it will be in the recycle bin. But when I check the local system and server, I could not found any files. How can I retrieve the files and folder?<br />
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Regards<br />
ra
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Hi Friends,

I deleted some of the files and folder in network. I thought it will be in the recycle bin. But when I check the local system and server, I could not found any files. How can I retrieve the files and folder?

Regards
ra

Recyle Bin

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