Windows 10: How to restore files deleted by Ctrl+Z

I copied files from my phone to the PC. I created a folder on the desktop and started copying them gradually. Each time I copied a certain portion, I immediately deleted it from the mobile. At one point, I wanted to restore some deleted files from the phone using the Ctrl+Z shortcut. I had the phone window open, but the shortcut responded to the desktop. I didn't notice this and pressed the shortcut multiple times. This action deleted the folder with copied documents from the phone. I tried to recover the data using several applications, but none of them can find the files. Is there anything t

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Deleted Files with CTRL+z

Hi Guys!
Please help me, I lost ,y very very important files in my Desktop Pc with use CTRL+Z, I copied my files on Desktop then For another Reason I Pressed CTRL+Z Without Understanding that Action can deleted my files, then i did my work after 10 minutes i Understood that my files was deleted with CTRL+Z, where they gone? Where is my important Files and how i can Recovered this files? (

 

2020 and ctrl-z problem deleting folders continues

Ctrl+Z will undo the previous action, e.g.

• When you insert a text into a Word document then Ctrl+Z will undo the insertion.
• When you create a formula in a spreadsheet then Ctrl+Z will remove the formula.

It seems you expect Ctrl+Z to ask the user whether he really wants to undo the most recent action. This would constitute a major change of philosophy.

 

'Ctrl+Z deleted file' is an issue again at Windows 10

Hi

I know that 'Ctrl+Z deleted file' was a very hot issue at Win 8 and 8.1.

I don't know it has been solved until nowdays, but

now I really want to announce that this problem happened again at Win 10!!!

I hit 'ctrl+z' repeatedly, and I recognized that my files were deleted without 'any confirm messages'.

My files were really important for me. But reading this community, I concluded that it wouldn't be possible to restore them.

I tested the same situation at Win 7, and the Windows System showed 'the confirm message: Are you sure?'

The test file was 'a copied file'. At Win 10, I hit 'ctrl+z' and I could see the file was removed without any messages.

And I hit 'Ctrl+y', the file looked like restored. But It was just a original file, it didn't contain my modified contents.

I think it is definitely a bug of Windows 10!!

Please fix this problem as soon as possible to prevent that it happen again.