To restore a deleted file, you have to either exit Windows for Workgroups or undelete the file to a drive not set for 32-bit file access. To, then specify the floppy drive. A last bit of warning about Delete Sentry. Windows 95 changes how files are deleted, and offers more insurance against accidental file deletion. The Windows 95 desktop includes the Recycle Bin, which stores deleted files.
Files move into the Recycle Bin in a couple of different ways.
You can drag and drop files on the Recycle Bin icon, highlight the file and press the Delete key, or right-click on the file and select Delete. In the latter case, the oldest files are deleted to make room. The Recycle Bin's safety net has some holes in it though. Files don't go into the Recycle Bin if they are deleted from the DOS prompt or eliminated by an uninstall program, so they cannot be restored. Then, instead of deleting files from floppy, move them to this folder.