EASY! Windows File Recovery Tutorial: How to Use WINFR for Free
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- Welcome to our channel! In this video, we will guide you through the process of using the Windows File Recovery tool (WINFR) to restore accidentally deleted files on Windows 10 and Windows 11 and Windows Server. The Windows File Recovery tool is a free utility developed by Microsoft that allows you to recover deleted files with ease.
To get started, open the Microsoft Store or visit 1 and install the Windows File Recovery tool. You can find it in the Utilities & Tools section under File Managers. Once installed, launch the tool and follow our step-by-step instructions to recover your deleted files.
Throughout the video, we will demonstrate how to use the tool effectively, including tips and tricks for maximizing your chances of successful file recovery. We will cover topics such as selecting the appropriate recovery mode, specifying file types, and choosing the target location for restored files.
Our video is packed with valuable information and practical examples to help you navigate the Windows File Recovery tool effortlessly. Whether you accidentally deleted an important document, photo, or video, this tutorial will equip you with the knowledge needed to retrieve your files quickly and efficiently.
Join us as we explore the various features of the Windows File Recovery tool and provide expert guidance on how to make the most of this powerful utility. By the end of this video, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to recover deleted files using WINFR and be well-equipped to handle any future data loss scenarios.
Don’t let accidental file deletions cause unnecessary stress. Watch our video now and discover how easy it is to recover your files with Microsoft’s Windows File Recovery tool! 
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Extremely helpful! Thanks!
This really works 101%!!!👍🏻 Super thanks!!!❤
Very amazing video. I recently tried stellar data recovery software, which recovered my data, but I had to pay for it. Now I will surely try your explained method whenever such a situation arrives.
why after installed app it doesnt show up 'winfrGUI'?
I'm having trouble with the filter. I only want it to retrieve certain files types from a certain folder, but it's grabbing everything.
C: D: /Extensive /o:b /n \Users\me\source
epos\project\*.vb
How did you bring up the D drive? When I click file destination to save to, it won't allow me to use any of the options I'm showing.
Thank you
yea me to
do you have a usb memory plugged in? if not then you wont see it
@@iamdenislara Thank you. I'll check that.
I can’t see the images only text liek how you shows at first
You highlight but couldnt you just type for us? Like visual step by step....you just hightlighted and it got me confused
Saved my life ❤
2:38 caught me offf guard
Please slow down. So many posters are far too hyper. Speak slower and slow down on the dashing around the screen.
You can just slow down the video itself
I did this on 2X speed and it was fine for me; I also suggest changing the speed of the video to adjust to your needs.
So glad I found this video. I had just completed a week long amv (anime music video) and accidentally deleted it. It was exported from Adobe Media Encoder straight to the default ‘Videos’ portion of my C drive. I then accidentally took it to recycle bin along with many other videos and deleted the whole bin. Tried this process on a paid version and it pulled most of the videos I just deleted except the actual amv video. Any reason why it won’t show up? Possibly too recently deleted?
It may be the size of your video, you may need a bigger drive to be able to restore the files you lost on your drive