Windows 10: My files that i created got deleted by the system. Is there any way i can get them back?

My files that i created got deleted by the system. Is there any way i can get them back?

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Cannot delete files in Temp

~DF567B.tmp, ~DFB71E.tmp

Those filenames, iirc, I have seen files of that naming nature made by applications created in Visual Basic in the past, & they did not tend to cleanup @ shutdown of the apps that made them.

A list of apps you run @ startup could help us help you understand which apps are creating them possibly, just so you know & then you might be able to find apps that do the same task but do not leave a mess around in your %TEMP%/%TMP% folders.

Also, providing us a list of taskmgr.exe apps via a screenshot of it isn't going to hurt either, just so you understand what may be causing that last filename (~ROMFN_000007A8 )

We're all fairly sure the performance monitoring the system does creates this one though -> Perflib_Perfdata_7a8.dat @ this point.

In any event, I would guess it's apps you run @ system startup, either from the registry RUN areas, &/or startup groups, for the first 3 filenames, mainly because your safemode booting allows you to delete the files & safemode typically doesn't run anything absolutely not necessary to system function (like registry RUN areas & startup group apps).

APK

 

deleting hard drive files

Hi,

May we know what type of file are you trying to delete? Would it be Office documents, media files, or picture files? If you're trying to delete files for free some space on your device. We suggest to perform a Disc Cleanup. Kindly follow the steps below to
perform the task:

• Type in Cortana Disc Cleanup
  
• Choose the files to delete
  
• Click on "Clean up system files"
  
• Click on Ok
  

For any concerns, don't hesitate to get back to us.

Regards.

 

How to delete system file

It is generally not recommended to delete system files, including .sys files, as they are essential for the functioning of your operating system. However, if you are sure that the .sys file is not necessary for your system and you want to delete it, you can follow these steps:

1. Right-click on the Start button and select "Command Prompt (Admin)" or "Windows PowerShell (Admin)".
   
2. In the Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell window, type the following command and press Enter:
   

Replace "C:\Path\to\file.sys" with the actual file path and name of the .sys file you want to delete.

1. If you get an "Access is denied" error, try running the Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell as an administrator. To do this, right-click on the Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell icon and select "Run as administrator".
   
2. Once the file has been deleted, you can close the Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell window.
   

It's worth noting that deleting system files can potentially cause problems with your system, so it's important to be absolutely sure that the file is safe to delete before proceeding.