A disk with data scattered throughout it (as a result of erasing and adding data in the computer) is referred to as being fragmented.
To empty the trash on an iPad, open the "Files" app and navigate to the "Recently Deleted" folder. Tap "Select" in the upper right corner, then choose "Delete All" to permanently remove all items. Alternatively, you can select individual files and tap "Delete" to remove specific items from the trash. Remember that files in the "Recently Deleted" folder will automatically be deleted after 30 days.
You have to empty the recycle (trash) bin to completely delete files.
When we delete any files or folders ,it does not actually get deleted right away,it goes to the recycle bin.This deleted files remain in the recycle bin until we empty the bin.this is the advantage that we can recover files or folders if they ae deleted by mistake
The "Restore" feature in the recycle bin does exactly what it sounds like, restores. It will take the files that are currently in the recycle bin and restore them to their original locations from where they were deleted.Items in the recycle bin aren't completely "deleted" until you choose the "Empty Recycle Bin" feature. That way if something is deleted on accident, it can be recovered.
It's not hard to restore deleted files. First check and make sure you didn't empty your recycle bin, if the file is still in there, just restore it. In order to restore them, you must first download a free file recovery program.
Join.me can see your screen but can it see deleted files?
No. When you clicked empty it tells you you cannot. The only way you MAY be able to get a the file back is if you recently used it before you deleted it, if you did that, you can go to recent files and pull it back up.
The Recycle Bin. Windows keeps a special folder, for each disk, for the deleted files; if you open the "Recycle Bin", Windows will show you the deleted files for all connected drives.Note that Windows keeps only a certain number of MB of files for each drive; once that is passed, the oldest deleted files are eliminated permanently, when additional files are deleted.
Nowhere, they are deleted.
No chance !... Once a file is deleted, the memory previously used by that file is marked as 'free' space. As you say, you've '...used it since the files were deleted...' - I can almost guarantee the deleted files will not be recoverable !
Where do the files go when deleted permanently from the system?hard driveHARD DRIVE
no