Windows 7 - Network file deletion

I have just some how deleted files via a mapped network drive. any
ideas where the files went? they are certainly not in the recycle
bin!! :((


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  Dave replied...

files on a network drive go bye-bye.. not to recycle bin.
if you do not have a backup, you might try Recuva to undelete them
http://www.recuva.com/

  Wally replied...

ah that does not sound good.. yeah i've tried a few software recovery
tool, none worked. recovered main junk or files I already have.




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