File deleted from file manager

By mistake I deleted a file from phone memory in the file manager. Is to important to have all the orgianal files in the file manager or do I reload the software. What do I do. i have a E 7.

Is this a personal data file you deleted (e.g. a text file, picture, etc.) or just some random Nokia file? If it's the latter, do you remember the name or location of the file? (Nokia's File Manager gives you access to only a small subset of the data on the phone, making it generally very safe.) If your phone still works normally, I wouldn't worry about the loss. I have never used an E7, but the phone memory on my E73 contains only a few log files and remnants of system .sis files that my phone will never miss.
If you've accidentally deleted a personal file from the phone memory and don't have a backup, then you may be out of luck. I am not aware of a "file undelete" utility for Nokia phones.
Hope that helps!

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