So I got miscommunication with my brother (he ask me to reinstalling windows) because the pc is laggy and buffering on boot. Then, I reset using the windows feature from troubleshoot menu and I decided to delete everything to speed things up, of course i didn’t panic and unplug it but still…
I’m in the middle trying to recover with TestDisk and next I’m gonna try Extundelete
I’m gonna send the news when I already did it
Data Recovery After Windows Reset
Yes, recovery is still possible but time-critical—stop using the drive immediately to prevent overwriting. TestDisk is good for partition recovery, but for deleted files after a Windows reset, PhotoRec (bundled with TestDisk) or R-Studio will be more effective since they scan for file signatures regardless of filesystem state.
Tools to use:
Pro tip: Skip Extundelete—that’s for Linux ext filesystems, not NTFS. Boot from a Linux live USB and run PhotoRec/R-Studio from there to avoid writing anything to the target drive. The Windows reset “Remove Everything” option does a quick format, not a secure wipe, so most data should still be physically present.
The answer is YES.
Even though you deleted you pendrive and SD Card, lets suppose its porn 
they can be recovered using a particular software…Tried it long times ago, I was shocked
Even you format your laptop, your deleted stuffs stays in temporary drive on your laptop/mobile storage
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