I acidently deleted the port magic in my emachine, and was unable to recover it from my recycle bin. what will i have to do to fix my computer or can I ?

Yes it is possible to recover the files which have bypassed the Recycle Bin. To recover these files you have to use some data recovery software. Here is the link http://www.recoveryfiles.org/windows-data-recovery.html to download a very good and efficient data recovery tool which can recover data which has been deleted from the Recycle Bin as well as the data which is deleted using Shift+Del key bypassing the Recycle Bin

Do you mean that you have dragged files in the Recycle Bin and emptied the bin? If so, chances of file recovery still exist as long as the data contained in the files are not overwritten. Learn this article restore files emptied from Recycle Bin for more info. Best regards.

Yes, it is technically possible to recover any deleted file from Recycle bin (Even those removed from the Recycle Bin) by using recovery software.
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Yes, it is technically possible to recover any deleted file (Even those removed from the Recycle Bin) by using recovery software.
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Hi,

No, the bckd.sys file is specific to your version of the software. You would have to reinstall the software again.

There is nothing within Windows that will recover a deleted file after the recycle bin is emptied. So the use of a third party software must be used. The recycle bin is essentially a holding area. People often delete files accidentally which was one of the reasons why the recycle bin was created. It gives a file and a user a second chance.

When the recycle bin is emptied, the area occupied by the file or files is then marked available by the operating system. The file IS still there but there is no way to get to it.
There is no way to recover the file without third party software to help you.

Click on the link below and check out File Recovery 4, it's a free download and free to use. It just may recover your deleted file.
If it doesn't recover the file there are plenty of other free file recovery software out there, just Google free file recovery. >>>Link below.





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Please let me know if the software recovers the file or if you need anymore help.


Good luck.