The electronic mailbox on the Mail. Ru server has, like many similar modern programs, a convenient user interface. Here emails are sorted into folders: "Inbox", "Sent Items", "Drafts", "Spam" and "Trash". Everything that is deleted by the client of this resource is included in the "Recycle Bin".
It is necessary
access to the Internet
Instructions
Step 1
To find the deleted message, check the "Trash" mailbox folder. If the letter has been deleted recently, then perhaps it is there. If the required letter is not in the folder, you will not be able to restore it.
Step 2
The "Trash" directory is cleared after each exit from the mail program. This setting is set by default and you can change it. To do this, go to the application settings and select the "Mailbox interface" tab. At the bottom of the page, in the "Shutdown" item, uncheck the box next to the sentence: "Empty trash on exit".
Step 3
Look for the letter you need in the Sent Items folder, if it was outgoing. Pay attention to the "Spam" folder - perhaps the program sent the information you need there, mistaking it for useless advertising mailing or something similar.
Step 4
Consider the fact that it is impossible to recover deleted messages on the Mail. Ru service, since the server does not store backup copies. In order for messages that are important to you to be saved in the mailbox, add an additional folder to its user interface, into which you will move important correspondence.
Step 5
To add a folder to save letters, select the "Settings" link on the main page of your mailbox, then go to the "Folders" section and click the "Create a new folder" button. You will see a window in which you can give it a name and protect the created directory with a password. Then click the "Create" button. Now, do not forget to move all the letters that you want to save to the created folder.
Step 6
Just in case, contact the Project Support Service and ask if they have an opportunity to make an exception for you and find a very valuable letter deleted by mistake. Although the likelihood of the success of such a request is small.
