Help!!! i Accidentally deleted my data!!!!

one of the most problematic things we always encounter in the IT industry is the "accidental deletion"of our precious data whether is our anniversary photos, important documents, etc. But then again there are numerous professional data recovery services offered in Malaysia and it almost certain comes with a quite expensive kind of prices rated from MYR400 to even MYR1200. Here are some simple tricks for you all to try if you accidentally deleted some of your important data out there.

If you have deleted some important files from the recycling bin and you realize you needed it, do not save anything to that drive. Because Hard drives don't actually erase data or partitions. When you erase a file from the operating system, it just marked on the drive as deleted. When your system needs to store more data on that drive, it will consider files on the drive marked Deleted as being free space, and it copy over them. If that happens then you are in big trouble.

The Best thing to do in a data loss situation is to make sure no more data is written to that drive.The best option is to transfer your hard drive to another computer. Transferring the Hard disk drive to another computer is best because it will prevent the drive from being over written, and potentially allowing you to retrieve files from the disk just by using Windows Explorer to look through file structures.If you can not physically transfer the hard disk to another computer, The simplest way to gain access to the files on your hard disk drive with a DOS boot disk and then use a DOS compatible file recovery program.

There are several programs such as Ontrack Easy Recovery, Winternals Disk Commander, Active Partition Recovery and Active Uneraser that will boot your system straight into DOS, then perform file recovery. You can attempt to access your lost data normally through Windows File Explorer. This will not work if the partition information has been changed, since the OS will not 'see' the logical drives. Now you can safely play with recovering your files, since you now have a completely separate hard disk drive on which to put recovered data without compromising the damaged hard drive drive.

That is all for now, hope the piece of info helped you all out there. Till' next time.