How to Find a Deleted File on Your Computer  Level of
difficulty: Intermediate  In majority of computer systems, the
deletion of stored files does not necessarily translate to its
physical removal from the storage device. What really happens is
that when a computer file is saved, markers are created to allow
programs to read its contents in relation to the location of its
components in the storage tracks. When a user issues a delete
command either from the command prompt or by emptying the
Recycle Bin for Microsoft Windows Operating System users, these
markers are removed but the actual contents of the files remain
in their storage tracks. By scanning the contents of the storage
tracks of the hard drive, it is possible to recover files that
are still physically present but no longer have their associated
markers.  Materials Needed: - Computer (Windows-based) -
additional storage device (when necessary) - and Internet
connection Step 1 In order to locate accidentally or even
intentionally erased files, double