If you’ve ever deleted your Google account, there’s a good chance you’re feeling pretty bummed about it. After all, Google is one of the most popular online services out there, and without it, you’re missing out on all sorts of great features and tools. But don’t worry! There are plenty of ways to get your Google account back if you’ve accidentally deleted it. Here’s how to do it:

  1. First thing first: make sure that you actually deleted your Google account! If you just forgot to log out of it, or if someone else took over your computer and deleted the account while you were away, don’t worry - there’s still a way to get it back. Just go to google.com/accounts and sign in with your username and password. If everything looks okay, then click on “Delete Account” at the bottom of the page.
  2. If you actually did delete your Google account - which is more likely if you didn’t remember to log out or if someone else took over your computer - then the next step is to try to recover lost data from your computer. This can be a bit tricky depending on what kind of data was stored on your computer - but fortunately, there are plenty of online resources available that can help guide you through the process. For example, PCWorld has a great guide that walks users through recovering lost files from both Windows and Mac computers using different software programs like Recuva and Data Rescue 3 .
  3. If recovering lost data from your computer isn’t an option or if you just want to make sure that everything is really gone for good (in which case deleting your Google account might be the best option), then the last step is to contact Google customer support directly. They’ll be able to help verify that you actually deleted your account and provide some tips on how best to get it back up and running again! ..

If you need assistance, go to Get help with a user account. Re-establish your data. Choose the date range for the data you wish to recover, from within the last 25 days. Select whether you’d want to restore Gmail or some other type of information.

Deletion of a Gmail account is irreversible. All of your emails and account settings will be erased after you’ve completed the procedure. You will no longer be able to send or receive emails using your Gmail address, and it will not be open to others in the future.

How to restore a permanently deleted Google account in one month’s time. Start at https://accounts.google.com/signin/recovery and follow the instructions. It’s permanently erased if you see “Couldn’t find your Google account” (and you can’t create a new account with that name).

The account has to be deleted within 20 days, according to the terms of service. There is a 20-day limit on how long you may keep an account: it must have been closed no more than 20 days ago. After 20 days, the account, as well as all of its associated data, is permanently erased from Google’s servers and may not be recovered.

The deletion of data from our servers is critical for users’ peace of mind. This procedure usually takes around 2 months to complete.