im so SAD no because by mistake i deleted a file and emptied the recycle bin...
please does someone knows a program that can recover lost files from the recycle bin after its has been emptied?

i would be soooooooooo thankful for your help
HELLPPPPPI use a program called Restoration. I found it on the Internet. Search File delete Restoration. The first link in Google should be to PCWorld.com where I got it from. You'll WANT to download to a drive other than the C:\. It does a reasonable job. I also here there is an undelete in the command prompt somewhere but I've never bothered it.Here are some at http://www.snapfiles.com/Freeware/system/fwdatarecovery.html; I use to use PC INSPECTOR File Recovery...THANK YOUUUUUUUU pcsourcepoint and Yitzach your sooooo kind i will try those sites and programs.....appreciate it...thankss well despite the fact the programs exist... if you run a program like eraser constantly it MAY be long gone :/ but yes there are files that can do that... and also if you... say you deleted the file then installed/downloaded a HUGE file (like 1 gig) it may be harder to recover and still have typos/errors..

Not trying to be negative but its the truth... sorry

SimiKeep in mind that the less you use that drive (install software or modify files on it) the less likely you are to overwrite that file you're trying to recover.
I've used 'active undelete' and it can be run from a thumb drive, it doesn't have to be installed on the drive you are trying to recover.DONT STEAL MY ADVICE... lolYou can use data recovery freeware such as Tokiwa, Pandora Recovery, PC Inspector File Recovery, Power Data Recovery, and other.

Good luck ... If your OS is XP - use one from my signature.

I found this program more usable, than more complicated other programs.

It is fast,very simple in use, and does job of deleted file recovery well.

Just do it immediately, because when you deleted file just now, information is still on disk;

However, the probability of complete information restoration decreases. with time.

For example, if just after delete, you can restore 99.9999% of files deleted, after one hour of work it can be 90%, and after two 86, and so on.