Monday, February 14, 2011

How to recover SharePoint deleted sites without having full-fledged backup and restore process


SharePoint has a feature ie “Recycle Bin” to allow end users to recover accidentally deleted files, documents, list items, lists, and document libraries without wasting the time of SharePoint Administrator(s) because they can easily recover files for end users without having to initiate a full-fledged backup and restore process.

When a user empties the first level Recycle Bin, the deleted items move to a second-level Recycle Bin, which can easily be recovered by the administrator.

The first level of the Recycle Bin is the user-level Recycle Bin which is accessible by site users. It provides a site-level view of deleted content and contains all items deleted from a particular site.

The first level Recycle Bin enables an end user to restore deleted items.





The second level of the Recycle Bin is the administrative Recycle Bin , which is accessible by site collection administrators. It provides a site collection-level view of deleted content and contains all items deleted from a particular site collection. See in figure:





Sometimes after using these steps we do not recover corrupt SharePoint sites. In this case you can use SharePoint Recovery Software to recover inaccessible SharePoint site content.

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