If you have a Gmail account and have recently deleted it, there are a few things you can do to recover it. First, try using the Google search bar to find your email address and password. If you can’t find them, you can also try contacting Gmail support. If all of those methods don’t work, or if you just want to be more proactive about your email recovery, here are some tips on how to recover deleted Gmail account:

  1. Reset your password: Resetting your password is a good way to protect yourself from potential cyber-attacks and help ensure that your account remains secure. To do this, follow these steps: Log in to your account and click on the three lines in the top left corner of the main screen (the one that looks like a gear wheel). On the next screen, select “reset password.” Enter your new password in the text field below and click on “reset.” You’ll be asked for confirmation before resetting. After resetting your password, log out of your account and back in so that you can continue using it as normal. 2. Check for email attachments: If you’ve lost any emails or attachments in between deletions, it’s important to check for them first. To do this, open up an email client such as Outlook or Thunderbird and look for any messages with attachments (usually called “attachments.”). If there are any messages with attachments that haven’t been sent yet or if they’ve been sent but haven’t been received by you, make sure to check for them by going through the attachment process again (usually called “check attachment”). 3. Try restoring old emails: If all of the above methods don’t work or if you just want more proactive ways of recovering deleted Gmail account data, then restoring old emails may be a better option for you. To do this: Log into your account and click on “settings.” On the next screen, select “accounts” under