Windows 10: I have lost two years of Onedrive files. Restore has not helped me. Only files older than...

I have lost two years of Onedrive files. Restore has not helped me. Only files older than two years or so are being shown.

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File Lost!!

I am in deep shit, I lost a File on accident that my father had been working on for 3 months *Bang Head :banghead:and its been emptyed from the recycle bin*Bang Head :banghead:*Bang Head :banghead:. I have done system restore point as far back as I could go but the file still did not apear in the documents folder. I have download several Recovery tools and none of them can find it. Surely someone here know of someway or some mircle programe that can recover it. Please anyone help.*Cry :cry:

 

OneDrive File is replaced by an older version.

Hello! My name is Cristiano. I'm an Independent Advisor. I'm glad to help you.

Please:

>> Make sure that the OneDrive folder on your home computer is properly configured and syncing with your school account. Sync errors can occur, resulting in outdated files being copied over.

>> OneDrive keeps a version history of your files, allowing you to restore previous versions. Right-click on the file in question, choose "Version history," and see if the latest version is available. If it is, you can restore it to replace the older version.

>> Double-check that you saved the file with the changes you made on the school computer before syncing. If the changes weren't saved properly, the older version may have been the last saved version on your school's OneDrive account.

>> If the above steps don't resolve the issue, reach out to your school's IT support team for further assistance. They can investigate the synchronization problem and help recover the latest version of your file.

Hope this helps!

 

Corrupt files when restored

Took me a while to answer, and follow the instructions.
Here are the results:
Restoring from the 2TB drive failed and the FAQ page on GetDataBack site explains this scenario (file name found but on valid data to restore on NTFS) quite well.
Recuva software also found the files by name but they weren't valid to restore. For the next part Recuva wasn't helpful, too.
I decided to try a different approach. I managed to find an old HDD (that I stopped using because it fell and "got" bad sectors) that had the photos. I used R-Studio program to skip those sectors (manually, they were too much for the program to ignore in sequential scan) and managed to restore all of them (I think).
Thanks for the help.
Hope it helps someone.