I accidentally deleted crucial videos from my iPhone DCIM folder on my desktop

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I copied the files onto my desktop and then accidentally clicked 'delete' on my keyboard. It deleted the selected videos. I then did ctrl+z which deleted the copied files that I placed on my desktop. Now I have no access to any of the files. Is there any way I can recover the files I deleted?

EDIT: I cannot use the programs/solutions stated in the possible duplicate question because it does not detect my iPhone as a drive.

immmjimmy

Posted 2016-04-29T03:34:03.423

Reputation: 3

What is your OS? – Alexiy – 2016-04-29T04:30:57.643

I am on iOS 9.2 – immmjimmy – 2016-04-29T05:26:46.980

2I mean on the desktop copmuter. – Alexiy – 2016-04-29T05:55:38.573

If you cannot mount the drive, then the files on the phone, cannot be recovered. – Ramhound – 2016-04-29T13:47:32.523

Answers

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You'd better stop using the your iphone, this will prevent new files to be written to the device and hence increase chance of DCIM folder data recovery.

Some suggestion for you:

If you deleting videos from iPhone Using a Mac

This works in all versions of Mac OS X:

  • Connect the iPhone to the computer via USB;
  • Launch videos from the /Applications/ folder;
  • Hit Command+A to Select All videos, then with all images selected click the red () button to delete all videos.
  • Confirm deletion when asked and be prepared to wait.

If you delete All Photos from iPhone Using Windows PC

This should work in all versions of Windows:

  • Connect the iPhone to the computer via USB;

  • Open ‘My Computer’ and choose “Apple iPhone”;

  • Open to folders “Internal Storage” and then open “DCIM”, contained within will be a folder containing all videos on the iPhone;

  • From the folder containing the videos, select all, then delete Removing videos from the iPhone.

Select a recovery suite.

The software mentioned is EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard and Recuva for Windows, which are both free options.

Phoebeli

Posted 2016-04-29T03:34:03.423

Reputation: 354