Search your Drive or Shared (Team) Drive for deleted items

	Open your Trash 1. Open drive.google.com in your webrowser then click Trash along the left. 2. If you are looking for a file that was in your My Drive folder, select My Drive from the drop-down menu. If you are looking for a file that was in a Shared Drive, select the Shared Drive from the drop-down menu.
	Find and restore the file or folder Right click a file or folder found in Trash, then click Restore.

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