I am glad that I raised my hand to help an old student restore his doctoral thesis.

I lost my doctoral thesis and asked me to help restore it. I found the information for an hour!

 

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4. Manually restore the "Automatic Recovery" File

 

4. Manually restore the "Automatic Recovery" File

First, search for the "Automatic Recovery" file:

Search for *. ASD.

If you find any file with the extension. ASD, you can

Start word> File> open. In the file type list, click all files *. * ", find and select". ASD file, open it, restart the computer, start word.

If the word finds the "Automatic Recovery" file, the "document recovery" task pane opens on the left side of the screen, the missing document is displayed as "document name [original]" or "document name [recovery]". In this case, double-click the file in the "document recovery" task pane, click "Save as" in the "file" menu, and then save the document as a. DOC file.

Note: If the "Automatic Recovery" file you find in the "recovery" pane cannot be opened correctly, see the note "Force word recovery file" in this article.

 

 

 

Restore a word file from the tmp File

 

Word (~ Wrl000x. tmp) is used as "secure network" to prevent system errors in its file storage solution. By saving the file to a temporary file and renaming the file with the appropriate name, word ensures the data integrity of the original file to prevent problems when writing the file (for example, power supply failure or network connection interruption ).

 

 

 

When we use word in our daily work, we will inevitably encounter some problems. For example, if the system forces the word to exit, you encounter a power outage during editing, Or you close the document without saving the changes, the document may be lost.

This article describes some tips for recovering lost documents.

(Note: If you have not saved a document recently, the entire document may be lost. If you save the document, only the changes made since the last save will be lost.

Some lost documents may not be restored. Use the following methods in sequence based on your situation .)

I. Search for the original document

The name of the file to be searched.

If the file does not exist in the result pane, continue to use the following steps to search for all Word documents.

Type *. Doc and click search ". If the file does not exist in the result pane, view the recycle bin.

If you find the document you want to search for, right-click the document and click "Restore ".

2. Search for word backup files

If you select the "retain backup" setting (on the "Tools" menu, click "options" to view the "save" tab), a backup of the file may exist. To locate the file, follow these steps:

A. Find the folder where you saved the lost file last time and search for the file with the extension. wbk.

If you find any file whose name is "backup belongs to + lost file name:

Start word, click "file"-"open", in the "file type" box, click "all files *. *", select a file, and click "open ".

B. If the. wbk file does not exist in the original folder, search for all. wbk files on the computer:

If you find any file whose name is "backup belongs to + lost file name", simply open the file following the above steps.

Iii. Automatic File recovery by word

Select the "auto save interval" option (on the "Tools" menu, click "options", and then click the "save" tab ), word creates a temporary "Automatic Recovery" file that contains the latest changes to the document. Word searches for "Automatic Recovery" files each time it starts, and displays all files it finds in the "document recovery" task pane. Click the drop-down arrow next to the document you want to restore and select Open or save to restore the document.

4. Manually restore the "Automatic Recovery" File

First, search for the "Automatic Recovery" file:

Search for *. ASD.

If you find any file with the extension. ASD, you can

Start word> File> open. In the file type list, click all files *. * ", find and select". ASD file, open it, restart the computer, start word.

If the word finds the "Automatic Recovery" file, the "document recovery" task pane opens on the left side of the screen, the missing document is displayed as "document name [original]" or "document name [recovery]". In this case, double-click the file in the "document recovery" task pane, click "Save as" in the "file" menu, and then save the document as a. DOC file.

Note: If the "Automatic Recovery" file you find in the "recovery" pane cannot be opened correctly, see the note "Force word recovery file" in this article.

5. Search for temporary files

If the file cannot be found using the above method, try to restore the temporary file.

Search for *. tmp.

In the search range, select "my computer" and click "when to modify it ?", Click "specify date" and type "from" and "to". This range covers the time period since the last time you opened the file, and then click "Search ".

After the search is complete, on the "View" menu, click "details", on the "View" menu, click "arrange icon", and then click "Modify time" to browse the file, find the file that matches the date and time of the last document you edited.

If you have found the document you want to search for, see the "Force word recovery file" annotation in this article.

6. Search ~ File

Some temporary file names are waveform characters (~) . To search for these files, follow these steps:

Search ~ *.*.

In the search range, select "my computer" and click "when to modify it ?", Click "specify date" and type "from" and "to". This range covers the time period since the last time you opened the file, and then click "Search ".

After the search is complete, on the "View" menu, click "details", on the "View" menu, click "arrange icon", and then click "Modify time" to browse the file, find the file that matches the date and time of the last document you edited.

If you have found the document you want to search for, see the "Force word recovery file" annotation in this article.

Note: Force word to Restore Files

Open the word program, select "file" menu -- "open", and set the file type to * in the "open" dialog box *. *, select the document you want to restore, click the arrow on the Open button, and then click open and repair ".

The above operations only increase the possibility of retrieving lost files, but you should develop a good habit of saving disks at any time to minimize the loss.