There are probably a dozen programs designed to specifically recover recycle bin files. Obviously these are used for more than simply opening your bin and clicking on a file to restore it. Programs to recover recycle bin data scan your computer hard drive with the objective of recognizing file types and structures that have been placed in temporary storage within the recycling system itself. While many programs are capable of finding these files, as they are simply classed as recently deleted data, very few data recovery programs follow through with a definitive sorting process which will allow one to locate and find exactly the information they are looking for that has been lost due to emptying the bin.
FileFinder’s searching speed for fast data retrieval
Among the many wonderful features of FileFinder is the ability to recover recycle bin data. A scan of even the largest hard drives looking for deleted data takes only minutes using our application. An important feature built into FileFinder that sets it apart from other recovery programs when attempting Windows data recovery is that once the program creates a list of every recoverable item from your computer’s hard drive, that list also includes both the pathway on which the lost file had been placed and a time date stamp as to when it was last modified. Files deleted from the recycling system are marked with capital letters for the folder RECYCLER. These can be sorted and moved by using the automated search box or simply by visually looking down the list of recoverable files. 
A further refinement is made possible by examining the time date stamp showing when items were created or modified. This allows you to narrow down your search to only a handful of items for recovery.
The results of a successful search
An interesting note is that during the process of searching and scanning, FileFinder also presents a list of all currently existing files on your computer. This can be of great help when you are uncertain as to where the data was stored. Just as you activate the powerful search functions when using FileFinder to undelete data, you can also use this sorting ability to locate existing but obviously misplaced information. Often the FileFinder scan locates specific items that had been placed in the bin deep within folder structures. Unlike files deleted from the recycling system which are located in new folders marked RECYCLER, deleted folders simply are marked “recycle bin”. While the primary purpose of FileFinder remains to locate and restore damaged or deleted files, the program can still be of great help when you simply are unsure of where your digital information was last seen.
Accidentally emptying your Windows recycle bin with important programs inside can happen to anyone. Fortunately anyone can easily use FileFinder for deleted file recovery.
