Recovery of doc deleted from recycle bin

[orchidman]

I've deleted a document, it move to the recycle bin, I emptied the recycle bin.  Is the document still retrievable someone in memory on my laptop

[reddevilggg]

Firstly, no the memory on you're laptop loses all information once it is switched off, but the data will still be on your Hard Drive (that is where the data is stored, not memory).

Of course, you can 'Shred' files, this will remove them permanetly and they will be totally unrecoverable.
http://www.pcshredder.com/

[lectrocrew]

Is the document still retrievable someone in memory on my laptop

Not in memory as reddevilggg posted. But did you try 'System Restore' to an earlier restore point when your document was still in it's location in 'My Documents' or in 'Recycle Bin"?

[jason2074]

Is the document still retrievable someone in memory on my laptop

I think the question does not suffice his purpose. Permanent deletion or recover.
This one has both. http://www.piriform.com/recuva/features

[lectrocrew]

I think the question does not suffice his purpose. Permanent deletion or recover.
This one has both. http://www.piriform.com/recuva/features

I see now my solution will not work in this case. (I learn something new every day around here)
 To test: I created a file in my documents, then created a restore point, then deleted that document (including recycle bin), then tried to recover that file via system restore. The deleted recycle bin file was not available after restore.

So I guess recovery software as you posted is the solution.

Thanks jason2074!

[reddevilggg]

I see now my solution will not work in this case. (I learn something new every day around here)
 To test: I created a file in my documents, then created a restore point, then deleted that document (including recycle bin), then tried to recover that file via system restore. The deleted recycle bin file was not available after restore.

So I guess recovery software as you posted is the solution.

Personally (and a few people on this Forum), i never recommend a System Restore until all other options are used.