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Cheryl hey hey,
i am so sorry to hear about your lost files, that is a truly sickening feeling )) unfortunately, i have some difficult news. azure is a cloud computing platform for building and running applications, not a data recovery tool for personal computers.
when you delete files from your local desktop's recycle bin and then empty it, the files are marked as free space on your local hard drive. they are not sent to azure or any cloud service. azure has no way to access or recover data from your personal computer's local storage.
your best chance for recovery lies with specialized data recovery software that you run directly on your desktop computer. these tools can sometimes scan the hard drive and recover files that have not yet been overwritten by new data. the sooner you stop using the computer, the better your chances, because any new activity could overwrite the deleted files permanently.
you can search for reputable data recovery software like recuva, easeus data recovery wizard, or stellar data recovery. there are both free and paid versions. this is your most realistic hope.
for the future, this is a powerful reminder to set up a real backup system. you could use a cloud service like microsoft onedrive, google drive, or dropbox, which have their own recycle bins and version history. or you could use an external hard drive dedicated solely for backups. this way, you always have a second copy of your important files.
azure cannot help with this. please immediately stop using the computer and try a data recovery software on your local machine to see if the files can be found.
i genuinely hope you are able to recover your important files. good luck.
rgds,
Alex