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If it was a computer file, look in your recycle bin.
If it was an email, look in your deleted items folder
If it was downloaded from an email attachment, you may still have the email and therefore, a backup.
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if you just deleted it from your screen or a folder then just go to where your bin is or were ever it goes when you delete something
and just right click on it and tell it to restore back.
Just google "rescue my files"
Lots of sites are offering software to recover deleted files, or even files from a formatted drive.
Be aware, if you did write anything on the drive after formatting, it will decrease the chance of and the amount of files you can rescue.
Most sites offer a trail version wich you should use first, to see if there is still something to rescue. To my knowledge there were some good freeware programs, but not sure they are still there. I use a paid version, since I deleted a drive by accident
If you're running windows on a PC, go to the command prompt by doing the following:
1. Click "Start" > "Run,..." 2. Type "cmd" and click "OK". 3. At the DOS prompt, type "sfc /scannow"
This will check for any missing system files. If files are missing, you'll be prompted to insert your windows installation CD and the files will be restored.
I think you accidently selected FORMAT option from settings, Formatting the memory card erase all the data including protected images and other file types. So, once you formatted the memory card there is no way to restore them.
The emails went to the addressee. If they didn't, you would get a notification saying something like this; "unable to deliver .....". Someone else who knew the password could read it and delete it. Just a possibility. Or the addressee deleted it accidently. I can't help you more. Best wishes luciana44
sorry to tell you but unless you have the emails backed up on ure computer then you cant. the problem is that there is no "deleted" bin for sms, mms, or other media. Once you delete a message from a blackberry it deletes it permanently. (that is unless you have equipment that read the magnetical imprints that storings things on a device causes. keep this in mind if your doing something bad on a device NOTHING DELETED FROM A DRIVE IS EVER TOTALLY GONE!
You might have a keyboard virus or something.
Because its kinda weird to have a keyboard problem which makes your keyboard numpad become delete though.
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