How to recover documents in Microsoft Word lost ...

id = 'IntelliTXT "> <p If you lost a Microsoft Word document due to system failure, power failure or program error, you have several options to recover your lost document can be found. ... .Most of the time is to restore the "AutoRecover in Word document. ... .However, if you start Word and do not see the automatic recovery for pop-up on the left side of the screen you are on the hunt on your computer, you need the lost file in Word </ p> difficulty.. .. <h2 Moderately challenging class="Heading1a Underline header"> instructions <ol id='intelliTxt'> <li id="jsArticleStep1"> <p> 1 Close and restart Word. ... .This forces Word to the automatic recovery to run. ... .If it works, you see your file on the left in the automatic restart when you restart Word lists. ... .Click this link to open the file. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep2"> <p> 2 Locate the file on your computer. ... .To "Microsoft" Windows 7 Click, or click on "Search" in Windows XP. ... .Select "Show hidden files and folders", type the name of the document in the search box and click on Search. .. Look </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep3"> 3 <p> the largest of the document. ... .You can add your name or your documents are stored as written something else wrong. ... .Type "*. .. Doc "(without quotation marks less) in the search function and click" Search ". .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep4"> 4 Save <p> a search for Word files. ... .Type "*. .. Wbk (less quotes) into the search box, click on "Search" and see if all files that match your file name. ... .To open a file if you find one, click the "Microsoft Office" in Word to "open" and then "All Files (*.*).". .Select the backup file, click OK. Open. .. </ P> <li id="jsArticleStep5"> 5 <p> search your computer for a file called "DocumentName.asd," where "document name" is the name. .Document. ... .This is the AutoRecover file, you can open it manually by editing the file in Word </ p> <li id="jsArticleStep6"> 6 <p> search for temporary files on your computer. Computer .. ... .The temporary files have the name of the *. .. Tmp. ... .Look for files, the date and time when you last changed your document consistent. ... .You can also try our'"~*.*" in your search. ... .If you find any of these file types, force Word to the document can be retrieved. ... .Click the "Microsoft Office", click "Open" and click on "All files (*.*).". .Second, select the document. ... .Click the arrow on the Open button in the lower right corner of the "Open" screen, click on "Open and Repair." </ P> ...