I deleted file from Google Drive and later I deleted it from Trash also. Is there any way I can restore the files even after deleting from the Trash?
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Best Answer
If you have a Google Apps (for Work|Education|Government) account, your administrator should be able to restore the file. (Restore a user's Google Drive or Gmail data)
If you just have a normal Google account, Google may be able to recover the file for you, but only for a limited time.
Fill out this Google support form with the necessary information, and Google may be able to recover the file(s) for you. There's no guarantee, however.
The whole point of having deleted files go to Trash instead of deleting outright is so that you can recover them if you make a mistake. Don't doubly compound it by removing it from your emergency recovery option. Also, consider not completely relying on Google Drive to keep your important files. Sync them locally and keep local backups as well.