HonestElk

Now I think using the program's delete button is like using a file shredder, maybe. When I saw the scan results, I couldn't see only the ones that I deleted with that program! Ha ha. Well... Maybe just giving up is saving my time. I've already been up all night with this...lol Anyway, I really appreciate your effort to help.

I mean, I didn't delete the file by putting it in the Trash bin. I accidentally erased it by pressing the iFun Screen Recorder's delete button. And since then, I haven't done anything on the drive. No matter how hard I think about it, it seems to erase files without going through Recycle Bin.

I think erasing a video file in the iFun Screen Recorder is erasing it without going through the trash bin(Like, using shift+delete). The reason I think so is that I have never written anything on the drive that the file was on since I deleted it. I'll try the one you recommended first, and if even the program can't find it, I'll just give up...

In fact, I've already tried it. However, when I looked at the scan results, I could see what I put and delete in the trash folder, but I didn't see the video I deleted by clicking the Delete button in the program. Is the video permanently erased by clicking the delete button on the iFun Screen Recorder?

I was clicking on the trash can icon in the iFun Screen Recorder to erase the useless videos. Then I accidentally erased the video that I shouldn't erase. I can't see the video that I accidentally deleted in the trash folder. Is there any way to restore the video file that I deleted using iFun Screen Recorder?