Use the arrow keys to navigate through the files and press the ' :' key to select the highlighted files.Then, using the left and right arrow keys, go to Undelete and press Enter. Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight the partition you want to recover data from.You will be able to find the partition's name in square brackets. TestDisk will present a list of all the partitions on your PC.Usually, TestDisk will list the exact model name of the hard drive and the storage size to make the selection easier. Use the arrow keys to navigate, and select the hard disk drive.Choose the option you desire using the arrow keys. In the console window, you'll be asked to create, append, or not create a log file.You need to have administrative privileges for the program to run correctly. Open TestDisk using the testdisk_win.exe file located in the TestDisk folder.When you've navigated to the desired folder, press C (upper-case) to recover the deleted files to that location.Use the left arrow key to go to the parent directory.TestDisk will now ask you to select a recovery folder, where the app will copy the deleted files.After selecting the files, press C (upper-case) to copy the selected files.Alternatively, you can press the a button (case-sensitive) to select all the files. Use the arrow keys to navigate the files and press the ' :' key to select the highlighted files.TestDisk will display a list of all recoverable, deleted files.Again, use the left and right arrow keys to highlight the Undelete option at the bottom of the screen.Use the arrow keys to highlight Advanced and press Enter.

Pick whatever option is highlighted by default, i.e., simply press Enter.

You'll now be prompted to choose a partition table type.

It should have Generic Flash Disk written next to it.

Use the arrow keys to navigate, and select the USB drive.

You'll be asked to select the storage media on the next screen.

Choose whatever option you desire using the arrow keys.

In the console window, you'll be prompted to create, append, or not create a log file.

Ensure that you run the program as administrator.

Open TestDisk using the testdisk_win.exe file located in the TestDisk directory.

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