When you need to retrieve deleted email you have several choices. If you’re messages were saved on a web based email such as AOL, Hotmail, or Gmail, there is a great likelihood that your messages still exist and are “hiding” inside of that free electronic mail service’s recycle bin. Obviously all you need do to rescue these files is open that, then choose the file and send it back into the new mail. If the messages you were hoping to recover had been emptied from this trash you may have to work a little harder to retrieve deleted email.
To retrieve erased mail that is no longer available online you will need to access your computer’s temporary Internet files. This data holds the image of any emails you have opened and read on your personal computer. To access these files load the FileFinder special recovery disc and start the application from the program menu. Select the option of complete scan and allow FileFinder to slowly look through your computer’s hard drive. Thousands of items will be found. Each of these is marked with a date and time that they were last modified. You can easily look over these dates and times until you find the ones that approximately match when you opened and read the missing mail. Then select those messages for recovery and save them to new file. It may take a bit of time to look through all of these recovered items. But rest assured one of them is your missing email.
