Disaster! How to Retrieve a Deleted File

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If you've deleted a critical file for which you have no backup, there's a good chance it's recoverable even if it's no longer in the Windows Recycle Bin. Check out our tips for using Undelete tools, Vista's Shadow Copy feature, and more.

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