Public computer sites are usually configured to restore themselves to a default state on a schedule. When that happens, all user documents are lost forever. Your only hope is to ask the system administrator if they make a back-up copy before wiping and starting fresh (not very likely).
At a public site you’re supposed to save your files on your own media (flash drive, CD) or save to SkyDrive free cloud storage from Microsoft at http://www.skydrive.com/
Public sites generally wipe the hard drive periodically, which means you can’t retrieve your files in most cases.
Public computer sites are usually configured to restore themselves to a default state on a schedule. When that happens, all user documents are lost forever. Your only hope is to ask the system administrator if they make a back-up copy before wiping and starting fresh (not very likely).
At a public site you’re supposed to save your files on your own media (flash drive, CD) or save to SkyDrive free cloud storage from Microsoft at http://www.skydrive.com/
Public sites generally wipe the hard drive periodically, which means you can’t retrieve your files in most cases.