Hello tech savy people. I have a problem and the solution is

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I tried typing this line ''file:///C:/$Recycle.Bin/'' inside the browser, and it showed me the currently deleted files. How to achieve the same thing but through the windows.old file?

It is located inside the (C:) drive.

I gave myself a permission to see sensitive, hidden system files, and when I open the Windows.old all I see is this.

I tried to search it for (.bin) files, but nothing came up that has been created in the last few days.

Those deletes files were created a few days ago.

Any chance you remember the filename and search for it in C:?

Also are you sure the files aren't in their original directory before you deleted them now?

>>304719
Tried searching for it. No results.

Also, i saved the files on desktop and dragged them straight to the bin.

The bin still had them in there, before the update crashed my computer.

Cant seem to find the file where the bin files are located for the Windows.old

i might be wrong but i dont think windows moves the recycle bin folders to windows.old on updates
your best bet would be visiting all the recycle bin folders inside the c:\$recycle.bin and check there for the files (you can accomplish this using the console, there are ways of disabling the explorer custom view desktop.ini hijack, look that up if you want). with a bit of luck windows has just assigned a new recycle bin folder for your user profile and the old one is still there
gl

Kekkonen. The solution was very simple.

>chrome
>in url type: c:\$recycle.bin
>go to Windows.old
>go to $Recycle.Bin

all stuff is still there.

>>304867
>chrome
>c:\$recycle.bin
wooooah