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The problem was it happened so fast I figured there was no way it uninstalled from my computer, especially at 19 gig of data
thanks
The trick is that Windows does not really remove the data, it just deletes the link files that tell Windows that those files are there and marks those data sectors as ready to be written on again.
But technically the game files are still there until something new overwrites those sectors.
Thats how recovery tools on PC work, they scan your HDD for those file clusters with no assigned link and let you restore them. Sometimes at least.
But honestly not worth it for some demo especially since all the good recovery tools are pay ones.