Grade 10 Systems Technologies: Computer Management
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- Assuming a deleted file can always be recovered from the Recycle Bin -- that only works if it was deleted from the same hard drive, not a flash drive or network location. Learners also often confuse a file's name with its full file path (drive, folders and filename together).
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