How to Recover Deleted Files From Windows Server 2003
A server allows all the computers connected to a network to exchange information freely, without needing to move from one computer to the other. As with all computers, information can be removed from the server that will be needed later. It's possible to recover information that has been deleted from the network and to reinstate it onto the server.
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Instructions
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Download "Glary Utilities" by following the link provided in the Resources section at the bottom of the page. Click "Download Now" and then "Save File" when asked if you would like to save the file.
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Double click the downloaded file. It will appear in either a "Downloads" pop-up window or as an icon on the desktop. Click "OK" and then "Run" when asked if you would like to run the program.
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Click "Next" when the installation wizard launches and then follow the remaining prompts to complete the installation.
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Launch "Glary Utilities" and click the "Modules" tab.
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Click "Privacy & Security" and then "File Undelete." When the new window opens, select the server's network drive and click "Search." The network drive will now be scanned for all deleted files still on the computer.
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Select the files you want to recover once the scan is done, then click "Restore." The files will now be recovered and placed back into their original locations on the server's network drive.
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