How to get picture deleted by program? It´s not in recicle bin.

A

ana_cat

I´ve deleted a photo in the office program Picture Manager and can´t retrive
it. I´ve search in recicle bin without success. Where did the program sent
the deleted picture??
Please HELP, thank you!
 
M

Mary Sauer

The Picture Manager sends deleted images to the Recycle Bin by default. If it
isn't there maybe you have *Do not move files to the Recycle Bin. Remove files
immediately when deleted.* enabled.
 
D

DORIDEVON

I was wondering if this was any help? I took some photo's and processed them
as I usually do. Download from my camera. Put them in the MS Picture Manager
and began to rename them. There was 115 pictures in all. But as I was going
through them, and renaming them, a little pop-up window came up and asked if
I wanted to rename the file. I said yes, because I wanted to name the picture
itself. Some how it got "replaced" and not "renamed" and when I went to the
MY PICTURES folder, they were not there. All that was there was a big white
space, but the information was still intact. Size of file, type of file
(JPEG) and date. There was no image. Like it was a ghost image or it was
cloaked.
I had someone who is an expert look all through my computer. In the DOS
section, C drive...everywhere.
I download this software,"Recover my photo's" and I saw them on there. But I
didn't want to pay $$$$$. I was wondering if this was your same problem and
did you find a solution?
Thanks
 
D

DORIDEVON

So then even if I didn't delete the picture, and the information is still
active in the folder, the image itself is gone? That's funny, because I never
really truly deleted them. When I went to use the software, "Restore my
photo's", I saw them there! All 115. So I guess they are in the virtual
garbage can then with no way to ever get them back???
 

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