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The Mac OS X Photos App saves recently deleted photos for up to thirty days. It’s the first place you should look for deleted photos on your Mac.

1. Open the Photos App.
2. Click on the Recently Deleted folder in the navigation window.
3. Right-click on the photo you want and select Recover to restore the image.

Photos that have been taken with your iOS devices or simply stored in iCloud can be recovered easily for 30 days after deletion. Follow these simple steps to recover your pictures.

1. Open iCloud.com and navigate to Photos.
2. Click the Recently Deleted album in the Sidebar.
3. Select the items to restore and click Recover.

You have several options if the lost photos aren’t in a Recently Deleted folder. You might be able to use backups made with Time Machine or another backup product. You may have emailed the photos or posted them on a social media site, giving you other potential avenues of recovery. Data recovery software may be required to get your images back.

When you delete an image file from your Mac, the image file won’t immediately disappear—never to be seen again. Instead, it will be moved to the Trash folder, and it will stay there until either automatically or manually removed. Before that happens, you can easily retrieve it from the Trash folder and move it to any location on your hard drive. Here’s how:

1. Click the Trash icon on the Dock.
2. Select the deleted photos you want to retrieve from Trash.
3. Click any of the selected photos and move the entire selection to a safe location, such as your Desktop.

Are your missing photos located on a physically damaged Mac that refuses to boot? Then don’t hesitate and contact a professional data recovery service, and let its seasoned technicians determine the best data recovery approach before recovering your photos and sending you the results.

Professional data recovery services are also a great option when recovering photos that are so valuable that the cost of professional recovery pales in comparison.

Here are some ways to attempt recovering deleted music from iTunes.

1. If you originally purchased the music from iTunes and subsequently deleted it, you can simply download again for free.
2. The file may have been removed from iTunes but can still be in the iTunes > iTunes Music or Media folder. Navigate to the folder and search for the missing tunes.

When you are recovering deleted music or any other type of file, the first place to look is the Trash Bin. It holds all files that have been recently deleted from your Mac.

1. Click on the Trash Bin icon to open it.
2. Select the music file that you want to recover.
3. Right-click on the file and select Put Back.

How to Recover Emptied Trash on Mac

When enabled, Time Machine, the built-in backup feature created by Apple to help macOS users protect valuable data, backs up all personal data stored on the system drive, including music files.

Best of all, Time Machine is incremental backup software, so it preserves as many older versions of backed-up files as the backup storage device allows for. To recover lost music from a Time Machine backup:

1. Launch Spotlight, type “Time Machine”, and hit Enter.
2. Navigate to the folder where your music was located.
3. Use the timeline or the arrows to go back in time until you find a version of the folder that still contains your songs.
4. Select all songs you want to recover.
5. Click the Restore button.

In most macOS apps, you can take back your last action (or a series of recent actions) using the Undo command. There are two ways to invoke it:

1. You can open the Edit menu and click Undo.
2. You can press Command + Z on your keyboard.

The biggest limitation of the Undo command is the fact that it can only take back your last actions in the order in which they were performed. So, if you’ve deleted a song and then performed five additional actions, you will have to take them back as well.

Professional data recovery services can be expensive, so we can’t recommend them if you need to recover a handful of music files.

But if you’ve lost a massive music collection or a song you’ve been working on for a long time, then spending anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand can be justifiable.

Data recovery professionals can deliver excellent results because they have plenty of experience and access to cutting-edge data recovery equipment that, in many cases, allows them to recover data even from physically damaged storage devices.