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Thanks to everyone that tried to help me, unfortunately I wasn't able to recover the files and kind of moved on. Thanks once again, all of you are awesome.

3 minutes ago, Nichtdu said:

It would be technicly possible but not really doable I mean you would have to do some things in your file system and even then you only have a chance of getting them back and it's really hard and you could corrupt everything. 

I know it'd be really hard to recover them, but those files were really important to me. Going to try the best I can to find a solution, thanks for the heads up though 😀

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If its a ssd, i dont believe any programs can reverse them.

In a ssd, all of the bits are flipped after they are deleted (at least on most drives), unlike hdds, where the data is just marked to be overwritten.

I could use some help with this!

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3 minutes ago, HelpfulTechWizard said:

If its a ssd, i dont believe any programs can reverse them.

In a ssd, all of the bits are flipped after they are deleted (at least on most drives), unlike hdds, where the data is just marked to be overwritten.

Sadly, it's an SSD. I'll try to look for some programs, but thanks for trying to help - appreciate it.

2 minutes ago, Nichtdu said:

Ok so I just searched for this on YouTube and found out there is a a bit easier way but you have to install something and still there's just a chance of getting the files back

 

Watch this guy's tutorial: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0SiTGVhWqT8

Thanks for going out of your way to try to help me, I'll follow these steps and I'll post if they helped me in the topic later.

 

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Use something like Recuva. But you must NOT install it on that drive / if that drive is the main drive for your PC you must stop using it immediately after realizing, never power it up again until you're done with the recovery and put the drive in another PC for recovery.

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I usually use R-Studio, works great but nvr tried it on SSD so YYMV. https://www.r-studio.com

Also plug in the SSD that you want to recover on another system. 

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