When you delete a file, the computer simply marks the space occupied by the data as unallocated. This means that until another application overwrites data into that space, the contents are recoverable using data recovery tools.

A preview up to Files, a third-party file explorer, just received a preview update that makes it look even better when compared to the default File Explorer on Windows 11.

If you’ve ever accidentally closed File Explorer in the middle of digging through several folders across multiple tabs, you know how annoying that can be. Well, you won’t have to worry about that anymore soon.

With update KB5046733, Windows 11 introduced some interesting new features. Among these is the capability to restore File Explorer tabs like recently used tabs in a web browser. However, this option is somewhat concealed within the settings of the test version of Windows 11.