M mike789 macrumors member Original poster Jan 2, 2009 #1 I accidentally emptied the trash with files I didn't want to delete. I heard this can't be undone? is that true?
I accidentally emptied the trash with files I didn't want to delete. I heard this can't be undone? is that true?
MacDawg Moderator emeritus Jan 2, 2009 #3 There are file recovery utilities Most have mixed results You can check at versiontracker.com to find them Search for file recovery FileSalvage If you are serious about getting them back, you shouldn't use your drive at all until you do Woof, Woof - Dawg
There are file recovery utilities Most have mixed results You can check at versiontracker.com to find them Search for file recovery FileSalvage If you are serious about getting them back, you shouldn't use your drive at all until you do Woof, Woof - Dawg
sickmacdoc macrumors 68020 Jan 2, 2009 #5 You can get a free demo of Data Rescue II which will show you (nonedestructively) what files it would be able to recover if you purchase a license. I have used it in several difficult circumstances and it has done well.
You can get a free demo of Data Rescue II which will show you (nonedestructively) what files it would be able to recover if you purchase a license. I have used it in several difficult circumstances and it has done well.
H HiFiGuy528 macrumors 68000 Jan 2, 2009 #6 I like to add to this question. Can you restore the file in Trash if you have NOT empty it? What is the key for mouse command?
I like to add to this question. Can you restore the file in Trash if you have NOT empty it? What is the key for mouse command?
Ashka macrumors 6502a Jan 2, 2009 #7 DjAmTraX said: I like to add to this question. Can you restore the file in Trash if you have NOT empty it? What is the key for mouse command? Click to expand... There isn't one. Open finder and just Drag the file back to where it came from. It's TRASH not a recycle bin 🙂
DjAmTraX said: I like to add to this question. Can you restore the file in Trash if you have NOT empty it? What is the key for mouse command? Click to expand... There isn't one. Open finder and just Drag the file back to where it came from. It's TRASH not a recycle bin 🙂
kwood macrumors 6502a Jan 2, 2009 #8 Ashka said: There isn't one. Open finder and just Drag the file back to where it came from. It's TRASH not a recycle bin 🙂 Click to expand... And to add to that, the Trash is NOT under ANY circumstances a safe place to store your files.
Ashka said: There isn't one. Open finder and just Drag the file back to where it came from. It's TRASH not a recycle bin 🙂 Click to expand... And to add to that, the Trash is NOT under ANY circumstances a safe place to store your files.
i.shaun macrumors 6502a Jan 2, 2009 #9 kwood said: And to add to that, the Trash is NOT under ANY circumstances a safe place to store your files. Click to expand... I use it to sort image files lol I make sure it's empty, open up justlooking.app, and scroll through images, deleting whatever ones I wish to move. I then open the Trash and drag them all to another folder.
kwood said: And to add to that, the Trash is NOT under ANY circumstances a safe place to store your files. Click to expand... I use it to sort image files lol I make sure it's empty, open up justlooking.app, and scroll through images, deleting whatever ones I wish to move. I then open the Trash and drag them all to another folder.