O outofthedark macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 15, 2007 21 0 Oct 6, 2008 #1 Hey, Once I've emptied the trash, is there any way to get a specific file back from that dumping?
Batt macrumors 65816 Dec 17, 2007 1,234 4 Syracuse, NY Oct 6, 2008 #2 outofthedark said: Hey, Once I've emptied the trash, is there any way to get a specific file back from that dumping? Click to expand... Nope.
outofthedark said: Hey, Once I've emptied the trash, is there any way to get a specific file back from that dumping? Click to expand... Nope.
spinnerlys Guest Sep 7, 2008 14,328 7 forlod bygningen Oct 6, 2008 #3 As long as it is not overwritten, you could use Data Rescue II to scan your hard drive for any file, even if the trash is emptied.
As long as it is not overwritten, you could use Data Rescue II to scan your hard drive for any file, even if the trash is emptied.
decksnap macrumors 68040 Apr 11, 2003 3,085 93 Oct 6, 2008 #4 I think I can save you two, and possibly three steps. If it isn't trash, don't put it in the trash. (Sorry I just got done reading the 'things I hate about Macs' thread).
I think I can save you two, and possibly three steps. If it isn't trash, don't put it in the trash. (Sorry I just got done reading the 'things I hate about Macs' thread).
O outofthedark macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 15, 2007 21 0 Oct 6, 2008 #5 That's for being rude. Everyone makes mistakes and this is one. AppCleaner put it in the trash, I just clicked accept without checking the files over carefully enough.
That's for being rude. Everyone makes mistakes and this is one. AppCleaner put it in the trash, I just clicked accept without checking the files over carefully enough.
O outofthedark macrumors newbie Original poster Oct 15, 2007 21 0 Oct 6, 2008 #6 spinnerlys said: As long as it is not overwritten, you could use Data Rescue II to scan your hard drive for any file, even if the trash is emptied. Click to expand... The Data Rescue Demo might help me out in this situation... I'm going to try it. thanks!
spinnerlys said: As long as it is not overwritten, you could use Data Rescue II to scan your hard drive for any file, even if the trash is emptied. Click to expand... The Data Rescue Demo might help me out in this situation... I'm going to try it. thanks!