Check Google Drive Trash – Deleted files remain in Trash for 30 days, allowing easy recovery with a simple Restore action..Use Google Drive Activity Panel – Activity history helps track deleted files, making it easier to locate and restore misplaced or removed items..Restore via Google Drive Backup – If you enabled backups, older file versions can be recovered easily from synced devices or backup snapshots..Recover from Google Photos – Files like images or videos might auto-sync to Photos, allowing retrieval even after Drive deletion..Ask File Owner to Restore – For shared files, only the original owner can restore permanently deleted documents from their Trash..Use Google Vault (Workspace) – Organizations using Vault can recover older Drive files retained under their data retention and compliance policies..Contact Google Support – Google Support may help restore permanently deleted files if requested within a limited recovery timeframe..Restore via Local Device Cache – Files opened recently may be available in offline cache folders, allowing partial or complete recovery manually..Use Third-Party Recovery Tools – Some recovery software retrieves Drive-synced files from local machine storage before they were permanently removed..Read More Stories.Join our WhatsApp Channel to get the latest news, exclusives and videos on WhatsApp