Undelete Ü
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 Restores files previously deleted with the del command.

 Syntax: UNDELETE [[d:][path]file] [/LIST | /ALL] [/DOS | /DT]
   d:path\file
      The name of the file to recover.  If not specified, try
      to recover all files in the working directory.
   /LIST
      List all the files that might be recoverable but do not
      recover them.
   /ALL
      Recover all deleted files in the working directory.
   /DOS
      Recover only those files listed as deleted from DOS.
   /DT
      Recover only those files that are delete-tracked from the DOS
      mirror program.

 Notes
 Use any one of the following switches: /DOS, /DT, or /ALL.  If you do
 not specify a switch, undelete uses the deletion tracking file if it is
 available.  If it isn't, undelete attempts to recover files by using the
 directory listing of deleted files.  Recovering deleted files using the
 deletion-tracking file is usually more reliable.

 CAUTION:  Once you delete a file from your disk, you may not be able
           to retrieve it.  Although the undelete command can retrieve
           deleted files, it can do so with certainty only if no other
           files have been created or changed on the disk.  If you
           accidentally delete a file that you want to keep, stop what
           you're doing and immediately use the undelete command to
           retrieve the file.

 Example:
 The following command specifies that undelete is to recover all deleted
 files with the .cpp extension in the dev directory of drive C, without
 prompting for confirmation on each file:

    undelete c:\dev\*.cpp /all

 See Also:
   Del
   Mirror
   Unformat