How to recover a deleted document that was on a USB stick?

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I am not sure if this is the right forum; however, I hope somebody can help
me. I accidentally deleted a document from my USB stick - it's gone.....

Is there ANY way I can get it back, restore it, find it....?????

PLEASE, help is very much appreciated. Where does the stuff go from the USB
sticks once you delete it?

Thanks
 
havasu said:
I am not sure if this is the right forum; however, I hope somebody can help
me. I accidentally deleted a document from my USB stick - it's gone.....

Is there ANY way I can get it back, restore it, find it....?????

PLEASE, help is very much appreciated. Where does the stuff go from the USB
sticks once you delete it?

Do not write anything to the USB stick. Get PCI File Recovery
to undelete the file:
http://www.pcinspector.de/Sites/file_recovery/download.htm


Uwe
 
Thanks Uwe, if I do this does anything happen to my other stuff on the USB
stick?
Also, the USB is in a different computer and I will download the software
onto my laptop - still works?

Thanks again

BTW - Are you German?
 
Thanks - I tried both versions and found the document. After saving; however,
I can't open it. It tells me something about to Open with text recovery but
can't find that anywhere.
 
That sounds like a message from the word processing software.

If it is a Word document it may be damaged, hence the message.

Try using the program help file.
 
Thanks, I was able to save it in wordpad.... better than nothing. I
appreciate all your help here. Thank you so much.
 
havasu said:
I am not sure if this is the right forum; however, I hope somebody can help
me. I accidentally deleted a document from my USB stick - it's gone.....

Is there ANY way I can get it back, restore it, find it....?????

PLEASE, help is very much appreciated. Where does the stuff go from the
USB
sticks once you delete it?

There are many utilities that can undelete files from a USB stick. SanDisk
do one of their own available on their web site (I haven't had to try it
yet, so can't comment on its efficacy). I can be possible to recover a
deleted file intact even after further data has been written, but it is
better not to risk it.
 

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