As we all know, files deleted on the computer basically go to the Recycle Bin. If we want to recover deleted files, we can just recover them directly from the Recycle Bin. However, there is one deletion situation where recovery is a bit tricky, and that is when a file is too large to be deleted without going into the Recycle Bin. When you encounter such how to recover deleted files? Please don't worry, the following Xiao Xiao will share three ways to recover files completely, together with the following.

One, undo recovery deleted large files

For just deleted files, you can directly press Ctrl + Z to undo the deletion of the operation, or use the cursor to right-click the folder, select Undo Delete and try to find out if you can get back the deleted large files. If you delete a large file and then perform another operation, this method will not work.

Two, backup recovery deleted large files

The file is too large to appear in the Recycle Bin after deletion, this time do not worry, see if you have backed up beforehand. If the deleted large file has been backed up, then you can restore it from the backup. There are many ways to back up your files, so you can restore them according to your own backup method.

Third, use data recovery software to recover deleted large files

If you can't find the files by any of the above methods, then you can only recover them by other methods. In order to facilitate a better realization of the recovery of accidentally deleted large files. Here I sincerely recommend that you use EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, a powerful software that supports recovery of lost data from hard drives, removable hard disks, USB flash drives, memory cards and other devices. And it has an intuitive interface that is simple to use.

How to recover deleted files that are too large? The following are the detailed steps to recover accidentally deleted large files using EaseMyData Recovery software:

Step 1. Scan

Before recovering, you need to confirm where the permanently deleted files/folders were originally saved, and if you are recovering permanently deleted files/folders from an external disk, please connect the external disk to your computer in advance. After that, open EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and select the hard disk partition where the permanently deleted files/folders are saved to perform the "Scan" operation.

Step 2. Preview

During the scanning process or after the scanning is completed, you can double-click or right-click on the files/folders to preview them to make sure the data is correct, and you can also use the "Filter" and "Search" functions in the upper-right corner of the software to quickly and efficiently locate related files/folders to improve recovery efficiency. You can also use the "Filter" and "Search" functions at the right corner of the software to quickly and efficiently find related files/folders to improve the recovery efficiency. Deleted files/folders are usually listed under the "Deleted" option on the left side, so you can prioritize them for viewing.

Step 3: Recover

Check the boxes of permanently deleted files/folders that need to be recovered, click the Recover button, and wait for the files/folders to be recovered, and be careful not to save the files/folders you need to recover to the source disk, so as to avoid overwriting the original data, which will make data recovery more difficult.

If the deleted file is too big, it will directly skip the Recycle Bin when deleting and cannot be restored from the Recycle Bin. How to recover files that are too large to be deleted? If there is a case of mistaken deletion, the above methods may provide you with a silver lining. Before recovering the files, please make sure that they are not overwritten or corrupted, so as to increase the recovery success rate!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What do I recycle in my computer's Recycle Bin?

Usually, all kinds of documents, videos, pictures, audios, compressed packages and other data contents deleted on your computer are saved in the Recycle Bin, and you can recover these data directly from the Recycle Bin.

2. Why is the u-disk deleted data not in Recycle Bin?

Based on the meaning of the Recycle Bin, we can see that the Recycle Bin is an area in the hard disk that is mainly used to store temporarily deleted files, while the USB flash drive does not belong to the hard disk device, the data deleted from the USB flash drive naturally does not exist in the Recycle Bin, and the computer system will not create a Recycle Bin in it, so files deleted from the USB flash drive belong to the permanent deletion, and will not go to the Recycle Bin. However, this does not mean that the data on the u-disk is completely gone, they are actually saved in the original location until they are overwritten by a new file, the file will be erased, so before they are overwritten, we can use the EasyMe Data Recovery software to recover, which supports the recovery of u-disk data lost due to deletion, formatting, virus infection and other reasons.

3. Why is the data not placed in the Recycle Bin after deletion?

If the deleted data is not placed in the Recycle Bin, it may be due to the following reasons: 1) clicking on the file and then pressing the "shift+delete" shortcut to delete it; 2) deleting the data from the Recycle Bin again after deleting it; 3) deleting data larger than 4GB; 4) deleting the data through the registry; 5) deleting data through the registry; 6) deleting data through the registry. .