Data from deleted computer files can manifest itself in different ways during a forensic examination. While the actions that occur when a file is deleted vary amongst file systems, what is fairly consistent is: A$.$ Generally, the data is not truly removed A$.$ Generally, the data is not truly removed B$.$ The data is lost forever and cannot be recovered B$.$ The data is lost forever and cannot be recovered C$.$ Forensic digital analysis has not reached the level of being able to recover the data C$.$ Forensic digital analysis has not reached the level of being able to recover the data D$.$ The data can only be recovered by the manufacturer of the device D$.$ The data can only be recovered by the manufacturer of the device E$.$ The files automatically become encrypted