This is interesting. I might try this. I'm going to the dentist in a couple weeks and after they get super cleaned and whiter than they are now, I'm gonna do this to keep them white. I've been waiting until after breakfast/brunch/coffee/etc to brush them :( My teeth aren't SUPER yellow, but they are yellow enough.
Also, this process will ONLY recover the file(s) or folder that was there correctly 20 â 30 minutes ago. If the file(s) or folder has been missing for longer than that time, please contact the IT Helpdesk at extension 7200. 1) Go to the location where the file(s) or folder was deleted via the Windows Explorer.To start the Windows Explorer, double click on My Computer or click on START for Windows â Then click on Programs â Then Accessories â Then Windows Explorer.You should get the below window: How to Recover a Deleted File or Folder from a Network Drive. 2) Locate the area where the file(s) or folder used to be.lso, this process will ONLY recover the file(s) or folder that was there correctly 20 â 30 minutes ago. If the file(s) or folder has been missing for longer than that time, please contact the IT Helpdesk at extension 7200. 1) Go to the location where the file(s) or folder was deleted via the Windows Explorer.
1 On Select Server , select the server whose data you want to recover.  Click Remote shared folder . On the Specify Remote Folder page, type the path to the folder that contains the backup. In the folder, the backup should be stored at \\< RemoteSharedFolder >\ WindowsImageBackup \< ComputerName >\< YourBackup >.