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I am pretty livid right now.
I was working on a Word document yesterday. I hadn't saved it yet and went
to bed with Word open. My computer performed an automated update during the
night and rebooted my machine. I opened Word and there were no AutoRecover
documents. I went into tools, options, and verified AutoRecover was set to
save every 10 minutes (I was working on the document for a couple hours).
There are no files in the Auto Recovery folder! I looks for ~.* files
modified within the last 2 days. I was able to find an Office scratch files
(~WRSxxxx.tmp) but it is garbage when I open it in Word, but I can see text
mingled in the garbage from the document I lost! I was also able to find a
~WRF file created the same day but it is a much smaller file and doesn't have
any of the text in it, it's just garbage.
If AutoRecover is set to 10 minutes, how in the heck could I have lost the
file. THANK YOU Windows Update.
Help!
I was working on a Word document yesterday. I hadn't saved it yet and went
to bed with Word open. My computer performed an automated update during the
night and rebooted my machine. I opened Word and there were no AutoRecover
documents. I went into tools, options, and verified AutoRecover was set to
save every 10 minutes (I was working on the document for a couple hours).
There are no files in the Auto Recovery folder! I looks for ~.* files
modified within the last 2 days. I was able to find an Office scratch files
(~WRSxxxx.tmp) but it is garbage when I open it in Word, but I can see text
mingled in the garbage from the document I lost! I was also able to find a
~WRF file created the same day but it is a much smaller file and doesn't have
any of the text in it, it's just garbage.
If AutoRecover is set to 10 minutes, how in the heck could I have lost the
file. THANK YOU Windows Update.
Help!