Names of permanently deleted files in current folder

is it possible to access Names of permanently deleted files in folder?

I accidentaly removed lots of files in my downloads folder, as soon as TRIM is enabled on my SSD it was impossible for me to recover removed files, so I'm interested if its possible to see names of deleted files and folers there.

Windows 10

Ztruker said:

Not directly. You may get lucky and use a program like Recuva but depending on how long it's been and how much write activity has happened the less likely you are to find anything.

Your best bet and something you should have been doping all along is to be taking regular backups of your hard drive, weekly at a minimum.

For the future:

Backup your hard drive

The first thing you need to do is backup your current install. The best way to do this is to use Macrium Reflect Free to make an image backup to an external hard drive. If you don't have an external hard drive now is a good time to get one as regular backup should be a part of your normal process. You can get a 1TB external hard drive for $60 (less if on sale).

There are other backup programs available but Macrium is the one I use and recommend.

• Acronis True Image. A full featured backup solution. ...
• EaseUS ToDo Backup. A flexible solution in the backup arena. ...
• Paragon Backup & Recovery. Enterprise options for home backup. ...
• NovaBackup. Does the basics well, but only the basics.

Ztruker thank you for responce and suggestions, yup I got external hard drives and even more I got them scattered to different locations and Acronis true image does everything well, just the problem is that in my laptop there is only one SSD 480GB and there is no option in windows to activate Backup file history on only one disk drive, I backup information from time to time on external hdd but its a bit annoying to do it too frequently. I tried to recover files with EaseUS, Disk Drill, Active File recovery, but as it seems when SSD has TRIM enabled its hard to get your data back, in this case it was about 15GB .RAR files that windows wiped out from downloads folder when I tried to remove only temporary files.

Nika said:

...problem is that in my laptop there is only one SSD 480GB and there is no option in windows to activate Backup file history on only one disk drive...

Technically that is true, backing up to the same drive (even to a different partition) is of no help if the drive dies. That is why File History will only let you back up to another drive, or to a network share.

But there is a way to back up to the same drive if you really must. Share a folder, preferably one on another partition, then set up file History to use that network share. It will work because File History has no way to tell that the share is actually on the same drive.