How to retrieve deleted files from sd card asap

Hi All,
I accidentally delete the folder in the sd card that was connected to my pc just now, this folder contains the software that runs the camera.
Can you please advise as how i can retrieve the folder .Many thanks.
Regards
Anthony Chau
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Hmmm. Recycle bin emptied already? That is not a good sign.
There is some freeware software that might work, but there is no guarantee that it will.
Free undelete saved my bacon once in the past.
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