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This only works if the file is in the Recycle Bin, not if the Recycle Bin has been emptied.

IMPORTANT: This may take a long time, from minutes to hours, depending on how much stuff you have in the Trash. Note that you could do this manually as well without selecting (1) above.

The Put Back command restores the files to their location in Mac OS X Finder before deleting. Heres how I solved it: (1) In Finder Preferences, select 'Empty Trash Securely'. How to restore a file that was accidentally downloaded to the Recycle Bin using the Restore feature on your Mac The first try is a simple Mac shortcut Undo, Command + Z, this works as an “Undo” file in the Recycle Bin if it just happened and was the Mac’s last function.įor example, if you put the file in the Trash right now, press Command + Z and it will “Undo” it and move the file back to the Recycle Bin.īut the Undo command only works if it was the last action, so if the file was sent to the Recycle Bin some time ago, you can use the Put Back trick instead. Try Undo to move the file from the Recycle Bin in Mac OS X. The Undo command works if the Recycle Bin action was last, otherwise you want to restore the location of the files and undo the Recycle Bin transfer using the restore method. You can achieve this with either of the methods below.