Lost Desk top photo

I first noticed that i was deleting files from folders in my computer when i
deleted files from Recently Changed folder and i found that i shouldn't
delete from that folder so now i found that when i deleted files in my
recycle bin that the photo on my desk top was deleted. Also any thoughts???
Chris

Um, don't do that?

If you are looking to recover the deleted files, there are plenty of
freeware recovery programs on the net. Here is one:
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/restoration.html

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"Chris Noah" <Chrisnoah@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I first noticed that i was deleting files from folders in my computer when
>i
> deleted files from Recently Changed folder and i found that i shouldn't
> delete from that folder so now i found that when i deleted files in my
> recycle bin that the photo on my desk top was deleted. Also any
> thoughts???
> Chris

The reason being why you shouldn't delete files from "Recently Changed"
is because "Recently Changed" is not a folder, but is instead a saved
search. Every time you open that "folder", you're actually performing a
search based on preset criteria that locates recently changed files.

It doesn't matter where the files are stored.


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On 14 , 14:09, Chris Noah <Chrisn...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:

> I first noticed that i was deletingfilesfrom folders in my computer when ideletedfilesfrom Recently Changed folder and i found that i shouldn't
> delete from that folder so now i found that when ideletedfilesin my
> recycle bin that the photo on my desk top wasdeleted. Also any thoughts???
> Chris

You can also try to recover your files with Easy Digital Photo
Recovery:

http://www.munsoft.com/EasyDigitalPhotoRecovery/

It is not free but smart and easy to use.

Deleted photos can be recovered from your camera, compact flash, smart
media, memorystick, ZIP, USB hard drives or other media with NTFS,
FAT32 or FAT16 file systems.