How to Recover Accidentally Deleted Files in Windows 10

On a Windows 10 desktop, I unintentionally removed a folder. I can't discover any files in my Trash. There are all 243 files, but none of them would open. They are all jpeg, png, cr2, dng, mov, and mp4 files with the appropriate icons. However, I receive the error 'It appears we don't accept this file format' on each and every one of them!

The more quickly and effectively you recover after a data loss, the more probable it is that the data will be restored. Therefore, to recover deleted files on Windows 10 at first, we strongly advise you to try professional data recovery software.

When it comes to data recovery, the EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is quite well known. The robust tool supports data recovery from digital cameras, HDDs/SSDs, memory cards, and other storage devices. It also enables data recovery in cases of unintentional deletion, formatting, partition loss, malware attack, system failure, and more.

You can download this green freeware and start to recover accidentally deleted files from windows 10 within three steps:

You can try to retrieve lost or deleted data from your Windows 10 desktop by using the Recycle Bin. Learn how to recover deleted files from recycle bin if you've already done so.

Step 1. Double-click the Recycle Bin's desktop icon to access it.

Step 2. Find the deleted files or folders you want to recover and choose them.

Step 3. Select "Restore" with the "Right Click" command.

Alternatively, you can click "Restore the selected items" under the "Manage" option in the top pane.

Another possible way to restore an older version of the file folder on Windows 10.

Step 1. Create a file with the exact same name as the missing files.

Step 2. Select "Previous Version" from the "Properties" menu, then the appropriate file version to restore.

This approach doesn't always work because older versions might not be accessible. You should therefore utilize a capable data recovery solution, such as EaseUS data recovery software, in order to successfully recover deleted files.

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