Create a restore point for the disk. Change the file to restore

The file modification or deletion can be as simple as a mouse click. The work is done. However, the most painful thing after the file is modified or deleted is that after the file is modified or deleted, it is found that the error has been corrected or deleted, and it cannot be restored. Even the file cannot be found. …… Don't be afraid, let's take it together. Make changes to the file and see how it can be done without fear of the file being changed. Tip: When you do the following, make sure you meet the following three conditions. First, the system version is for users above Vista Home Edition. Second, the disk where the file to be deleted or changed is opened, and the restore point has been created. Third, the files or folders that we want to delete or modify are created before the restore point is created. The J disk CPCW folder in this article has been created before the restore point is created. Step 1 Right click on the “Computer” icon on the Vista desktop and select the “Properties” option on the shortcut menu. The system window will pop up. Step 2 Click the “System Protection” option on the left task pane to enter the “System Properties” window. Click the “Automatic Restore Point” field to save important data. Partition, such as J disk. Step 3 Press the “OK” or “OK” button, because the “Shadow Copy” function is part of the system restore, so turning on System Restore will turn on “Shadow Copy”. You can manually create a restore point by clicking the “Create” button on the page. The file is changed without a backup. There is an important text file in the folder named CPCW in the J disk partition. The file is named FANS. Open the FANS text file, modify the contents, and save it. Because there are many changes, it is impossible to remember every specific change position.

Now if you plan to compare the changes to the original content, you will need to save the file with the original content. However, since the current FANS file is directly saved on the basis of the old file, the original file is not backed up. Therefore, it is harder to reproduce the original "details" of the file …… Are you feeling a little desperate now? Let’s see how the cows have been changed to "unrecognizable" The file "original" recurring. Problem Solving: Restoring the modified content Step 1 Right click on the FANS file in the CPCW folder and select the “Restore previous version” option on the shortcut menu. Step 2 In the dialog that opens, you will be able to see the currently restored files. Select the appropriate file in the “file version""""restore" button. Step 3 The content that pops up is “This will replace the current version of this folder on the computer, and the dialog box of the folder cannot be undone”. Click the “Restore” button on the prompt box to directly make the FANS text file. The original content has reappeared. Of course, you can also select the “Copy” button on the “Previous Version” page, and then select the target path for copying the file and click the “Copy” button to save the previous version of the FANS file. For later use. It can be used to restore the file to the state before the modification. Because this method allows us to modify the file including Office files and text files, we find that the modification is not satisfactory, but there is no way to recover by the combination of Ctrl+Z” , restore the original file. Delete folder/file completely

Next, let's go further and delete the CPCW folder completely. Right click on the CPCW folder and select “delete”, then select “Empty” in “Recycle Bin" or press “Shift” while selecting “Delete> In the pop-up "Permanent delete dialog box", select “Yes>. This CPCW folder has been completely removed. If you want to recover without using some third-party tools and take advantage of the existing functions of the system, what should you do? Problem solving: How can the recovered content be revived if it is evaporated? Will there be What happened to the miracle? Or please see the resurrection below. Step 1: Open the Explorer, enter the upper path of the deleted folder, and then right-click in the blank space of the window and select the “Properties” command on the shortcut menu. Step 2: Click on the “Previous Version” tab. In the “Folder Version” area, the currently available versions can be selected. In fact, they are shadow copies saved in the system. Select the version you want to restore, click the "Open" button, select the folder you want to restore, such as CPCW, and copy it to another path. This method helps us to restore all deleted files on the disk. As a result, we can recover some accidentally deleted files without having to resort to third-party recovery tools. However, this feature is also a double-edged sword. If you want to delete some important documents, don't think that you just have to empty the recycle bin to sit back and relax. Important files are most likely to be saved by the "shadow copy" function. Therefore, to delete some important files or use some file shredders.