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Have you accidentally deleted an important file because
you are in a habit of using “Shift+Del” rather than delete only??
Well don’t panic. There is a utility named as “scalpel” which helps
you in recovering the so called “permanent deleted” files.Actually when you delete a file permanently (Accidentally or By
Intention) , It doesn’t get removed from your hard disk. It get
stored in certain blocks of the storage device and they continue to
exist in the blocks unless you overwrite them with another files.
This article will talk about utilities that will help you in the
file recovery.
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