Windows 10: How to bring deleted files back on windows 11 after reseted with keep my file process?

Hi everyoneI am very sad from yesterday because I reseted my laptop within keep my files option and then lost all my ios backups. Windows kept rest of everything in my laptop except ios backups, al ios itunes backups have been deleted by windows. I have lot of very important things in that backups. Unfortunatey I reseted my exist iphone recently for selling it and was planning to wait for iPhone 16 to having my backups back within. So I don't have any other backups somewhere else. Do you have any suggestions how to bring that backups back? Is Windows savinh that deleted files somewhere in the

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App for deleting files while being used by another process...

Most of the time, booting in safe mode, as administrator, will enable you to remove those files (maps).

however, there are some programs out there to do just whatyou ask, I once found one after some searching on google. So either try my suggestion, or in fact search on google perhaps?

"Force delete" will bring up enough info on this.

 

App for deleting files while being used by another process...

Is it possible to delete a file thats being used by another process without having to find the process thats using it? like go around the security option so i could just get rid of it instead of windows warning me that something else is using it.

 

Cannot delete files in Temp

Exactly Jim... which is why I had him knock-out all existing processes... OR try to.

The performance lib counters temp file though, it's usually controlleable via extctrlst.exe (reskit tool I mentioned above)!

That is so the majority of HKEY_DYN_DATA isn't being formed in memory (it's a "fake" registry hive basically & has no corresponding on-disk file)... that SHOULD take of that as well. The WMI counter is the ONLY one that you really may have trouble setting as "no longer generating", because it always restarts itself anyhow.

(There's ways to stall that too, WBEM folder stuff, but it creates more problems than its worth, because it affects other things, because once I removed its folders from the SYSTEM %PATH% & it stopped working alright, but a lot of other stuff did too!)

*Smile

* It's not working on his end though yet & I just read that now on edit!

So, something is STILL generating those temp files & the correct process hasn't been stalled yet so they are no longer locked... so, onto the next step.

POST STARTER:

Can you provide us a list of your normally running processes via a screenprint of taskmgr.exe's PROCESSES tab?

APK

P.S.=> xman makes a GOOD solid point - they're files that apps use, temporarily, & sometimes do NOT clean them up properly... leaving remnants that SHOULD be non-locked by a reboot... technically.

This includes performance counter generations... they SHOULD go away @ reboot... but, if not, this is the type of thing to do to burn them... apk