Accidentally deleted muledump folder.

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Accidentally deleted muledump folder.
As the title says, I accidently deleted all my mule info. Is there some way I can find out the email of my mules again?
Recycle bin?
Be fast ! Stop all you are doing, stop most of the software which are writing to disk (most likely, downloading stuff)
Download a file recovery software (if possible, download it on a usb or another drive) and ask it to search for deleted files on the drive where muledump was.
And...pray..

More disk manipulations = less chances to recover accounts.js
Quote Originally Posted by JustAnoobROTMG View Post
Be fast ! Stop all you are doing, stop most of the software which are writing to disk (most likely, downloading stuff)
Download a file recovery software (if possible, download it on a usb or another drive) and ask it to search for deleted files on the drive where muledump was.
And...pray..

More disk manipulations = less chances to recover accounts.js
That's pretty cool. I need to learn on that.
Quote Originally Posted by JustAnoobROTMG View Post
Be fast ! Stop all you are doing, stop most of the software which are writing to disk (most likely, downloading stuff)
Download a file recovery software (if possible, download it on a usb or another drive) and ask it to search for deleted files on the drive where muledump was.
And...pray..

More disk manipulations = less chances to recover accounts.js
That was honestly the nicest sincere trying to help reply i've seen on this site.
Quote Originally Posted by Alde. View Post


That's pretty cool. I need to learn on that.
When you delete something, your machine won't physically remove it from your HDD, it just marks it as free space. If the space is not rewritten, your files are pretty much still there.
Quote Originally Posted by Zasx View Post
When you delete something, your machine won't physically remove it from your HDD, it just marks it as free space. If the space is not rewritten, your files are pretty much still there.
Unless you use some security software that wipes free space silently in the background right after file deletion.
Quote Originally Posted by theboo View Post
Unless you use some security software that wipes free space silently in the background right after file deletion.
Also SSDs wont work with this either as parts of the file will be spread about in thousands of locations on the NAND.
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