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Restore Deleted Files(VISTA & WINDOWS 7)

This is a video tutorial on how to restore a deleted file in Windows Vista and 7.

Disable Delete Confirmation dialog

If you don't want to confirm deletion of a file every time, follow these stepts to disable that option. You can undo at any point.
Also works in Windows XP.

Delete browsing history in Internet Explorer

If you don't want people to know what websites you visit, such as a nosy parent, - hehe - this is how you can avoid these problems.

You can also set the history to auto-delete every time you close the browser.

How to delete a hidden or protected file

Sometimes you have a file that you simply can't delete! Many are the times that the files you want to delete are a virus or protected by a virus.

If you want to delete it, this is what you do!

Please be careful what you delete! You may end up losing vital system files. If you're not sure about deleting a file, look it up with Google, see exactly what it does before deletion!!!

Manually Delete that stubborn Virus File

Learn how to find and remove a virus by following a few easy steps without installing an anti-virus software. Good luck!

How To Delete ALL Your Computer Virus FAST FREE & EASY (Full Tutorial)

Learn how to find and remove spyware, Trojans and viruses! Good luck!

System restore - restore deleted files

System restore can be used to restore deleted or just earlier versions of certain files.
Windows 7 has the ability to restore deleted files even after you emptied your Recycle Bin. Not only that, it has the ability to restore files to earlier versions. So lets assume you modified and closed a word document, with no chance of undo. The "Previous version" of Windows 7 can recover earlier versions of that document. Genius!