How to recover automatically deleted files? Learn these tricks and get it done quickly!

360 software is a popular computer security and optimization tool at present, which has strong garbage cleaning and virus killing ability. However, 360 sometimes mistook normal files for viruses and then deleted them automatically, causing us to miss useful files. How to recover automatically deleted files? Today, Bian Xiao will tell you how to recover 360 automatically deleted files.

Method 1: Restore by Backup

If you have the habit of backing up files, you can directly restore the required files from backup devices or services, which is the simplest and most convenient way to restore.

Method 2: Check the quarantine area of 360 antivirus software.

If you want to recover the files automatically deleted by 360, you can check the quarantine area of 360 antivirus software. You can follow these steps:

1, double-click to open 360 antivirus software.

2. Find and view the quarantined file in the red area in the lower left corner of 360 antivirus software.

3. Click to view the quarantined files and enter the quarantine area to find the files deleted by 360 antivirus software.

4. Browse the list and find the file to restore. When found, click Restore Options.

Method 3: The security guard recovers the file at 360.

How to recover automatically deleted files? The main function of 360 security guards is antivirus and data recovery. When a file is deleted by mistake, you can try to recover it through it.

1. Open 360 Security Guard and switch to Trojan Horse Killing option. The reason is that 360 thinks that the hidden file is Trojan's horse.

2. Click the recovery area in the lower left corner of the Trojan killing interface to see the files deleted by mistake. Click Restore to restore the file. Check Trust this file after recovery.

Tips: File recovery is not the main function of 360 security guards. Only relatively simple basic operations can be carried out, and there is nothing to do with complex data recovery.

Method 4: Use data recovery software to recover files.

Don't worry about unsuccessful file recovery. You can also try to use professional data recovery software to recover deleted files. Among many data recovery softwares, Bian Xiao recommended one with high cost performance (EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard). The recovery software has simple operation and powerful recovery function, and is suitable for ordinary users.

Friends in need can download this software and scan and preview the lost files for free:

Step 1: Execute the Simple Data Recovery Wizard.

If you accidentally delete files on external storage devices such as SD card, USB or external hard disk, please connect the external storage devices to the computer.

# Double-click to open the file recovery software to easily recover data.

# Click to delete the hard disk partition or external storage device where the file is located.

# Click the "Scan" button, and the program starts scanning the deleted files on the target device.

Step 2: Scan deleted files.

# Deleted files: All deleted files can be found under this category.

Step 3: Restore the deleted files.

You can double-click the file found during the preview scan and view its contents.

You can also quickly filter the timeline to find recently deleted files.

Check the deleted files found, and then click Restore to restore the files to a safe location on your computer or external storage device.

360 may mistake normal files for viruses, causing some useful files to be accidentally deleted. How to recover automatically deleted files? If you encounter such a situation, don't worry too much, let alone continue to write new data and take correct measures in time. In most cases, deleted files can be recovered.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. The prompt file has been opened and cannot be deleted. How to solve it?

This is mainly because some software still runs in the background after exiting, which occupies the files to be deleted, so it cannot be deleted. You can refer to the following steps: 1) Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open the task manager directly; 2) Click on the performance in the upper left corner to find the resource monitor in the lower left corner of the page, and click to enter directly; 3) Click on CPU, and search for the file name that cannot be deleted in the associated handle box for fuzzy search. Right-click the searched file and end the process; 4) After completing this process, return to the pop-up window when deleting files initially, and click Retry.

2. Is it harmful to turn off the computer by force?

Forced shutdown has little effect on hardware: when we press the power button for a long time, it seems that the power is turned off at once. In fact, the computer still has to go through a complete shutdown process. In this process, the most easily damaged hardware is the mechanical hard disk. During normal operation, the magnetic head reads and writes data through high-speed rotation, and forced shutdown will lead to abnormal power failure of the rotating magnetic head and damage the disk storing data. However, many manufacturers have improved and optimized the mechanical hard disk. Even if there is a sudden power failure, the magnetic head will automatically reset by using the induced current generated during the power failure, or by using the airflow generated by the spring and the inertia of the disk. Forced shutdown has an impact on both software and data: when the hardware receives the shutdown instruction, it still has a chance to buffer, but when the operating system is suddenly interrupted, it is inevitable that there will be small emotions. If some files and software are not closed during the forced shutdown, it is very likely that these files and software will be affected. When you open it again, you may find that one of your important file data is lost. If you shut down the system forcibly while the data is still being transmitted, it may even cause the system files to be damaged, so you can't boot normally, and you need to reinstall the system.

3. Why can't I open the recovered file?

There are two common reasons why files cannot be opened after recovery: 1) The recovered files are temporary files or shortcuts; 2) The data is overwritten after it is lost, and it has been damaged before recovery. If you want to recover the file data correctly and successfully, you should immediately stop reading and writing in this area, such as storing data and editing existing files, and recover it through professional software.