Yes, often.
Try these recovery paths in order:
- Check the Recycle Bin first
- Open Recycle Bin on the desktop.
- Find the deleted file.
- Select it and choose Restore.
- The file returns to its previous location.
- If the file was stored in OneDrive
- Open OneDrive and check the Recycle bin there.
- If the file is present, restore it.
- If the file was in Teams or SharePoint
- In Teams, go to the relevant channel.
- Open the Shared tab.
- Select More options > Open in SharePoint.
- In SharePoint, open Recycle bin.
- Select the file and choose Restore.
- If the file was deleted from a local drive and is not in Recycle Bin
- Try Windows File Recovery from the Microsoft Store.
- This is a command-line app for recovering deleted files from local storage devices such as internal drives, external drives, and USB devices.
- It does not support cloud storage or network file shares.
- To improve recovery chances, stop using the computer as much as possible, because new activity can overwrite the deleted file data.
- If the file was an Office file
- If it was saved to OneDrive or SharePoint, check Version History or deleted items recovery.
- If it was saved to the device and the app closed unexpectedly, Document Recovery or AutoRecover may help.
If the file is no longer in Recycle Bin and there is no OneDrive/SharePoint copy or backup, recovery may still be possible with Windows File Recovery, but the chance depends on whether the deleted data has already been overwritten.
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