Windows users sometimes get too smug about being able to recover files that they've deleted. After all, there's the Recycle Bin, isn't there, so why worry about accidentally deleting files? There's bad news for you. First of all, you may have emptied the Recycle Bin. Secondly, if you delete files from within a DOS window, or an a network drive, those files aren't sent to the Recycle Bin. Instead, they're deleted directly.
The free Undelete PLUS, however, can come to your rescue. Run it, and it scans your system for files that have been deleted, even those removed from the Recycle Bin, or deleted on a network drive or via a DOS window. It lists all the files, and tells you whether it can likely be restored. (In some instances, the delete file has already been overwritten; in that case, you can kiss it sayonara.) Then tell the program to restore your files, and they come back from the dead.
--Preston Gralla
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