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software to recover deleted TIB images when deleted by Acronis

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I have accidentally deleted a whole directory of TIB images using the Acronis delete folder in a "Backup Archive Selection " window thinking that I'm deleting only a single TIB file. There is no typical question "are you sure?" and it happened instantly. So far no undelete program was able to recover those TIB files. Some undelete programs can see the files but none can recover any of the TIB files. They can however easily recover TIB files deleted through the Windows Explorer. Deleted directory resides on a disk that has not been written to and all the information on a disk still should be there. Does anyone have a software recommendation that can recover those deleted files?
Thanks in advance for your help.

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Paul,

I don't know software that can recover TIB files in particular, so I would do what you did: try various ones.

The chances are very low that you can recover the TIB files with enough integrity to pass validation and/or to rely on them for a restore.

That doesn't prevent you from trying. If you do, validate the archives. Then, you should mount the archives (if you can) and extract the files from them to back them up again, if this is at all possible in you case.

I deleted a tib file to, Via Acronis True Image Home 2011 main window. I assumed it was my previous uncarried out scheduled backup task and right click and choose "Delete backup" i need this file back as it's not a backup file of my computer but a relatives laptop which seems in bad order and will shortly need restoring. I spent hours, days getting it into perfect shape to delete it with-in a second how come their is no utility tool built-in to recover tib files ?

I'm starting to loose faith in Acronis. Plenty of flaws.. every time I start a backup it fails to call/start Acronis Scheduler2 Service which is set on manual start up and needs me to start it manually.. I don't want it running on automatic start up.