Teach You How To Retrieve Unsaved Documents.

At that time, I really wanted to lift the computer over my head and throw it outside the window.

Using the cache created by Microsoft Office, you can easily retrieve files that are not saved. Oh, new skills! Hurry up get up!

When the computer suddenly fails to power or crash, Word is too late to file.

It will be temporarily stored in C:\Documents and Setting\Administrator\ApplicationData\Microsoft\Word, so it is necessary to retrieve the document that is not saved. If you find the location above, find a document named XXX.asd and so on, that is the document you have just worked very hard to type.

You said you couldn't find this file, you said, Xiaobian deceiving people? Wronged! Xiaobian's documents such as XXX.asd are hidden, and need to be opened to show hidden files to see.

Turn on display

To go through the following settings, the XP user sets the path to open "my computer" to the top menu bar "tools" - "Folder Options" - "display all files and folders" in "view". Win7 users open "my computer", select the "organization" drop-down menu at the left of the toolbar most left, click "folder and search options", enter the "view" tab, and find hidden files, folders and drives in the advanced settings to see the hidden files on your own computer!

After you find the ASD file you want, change the suffix name of the file to Doc, and you can get back the files you've just been playing hard.

Excel is also the same, only the path stored in the C:\Documents and Setting\Administrator\ApplicationData\Microsoft\Excel folder, find the location above the "XXX.asp" end of the document, that is, you have just worked hard to fight the document, and then the suffix name of the document to XLS, it has been completed.

What? You said your document did not show the suffix name, and there is no way to change it? Then the little editor will show you how to display the suffix name of the file.

"Folder Options", click on the "view" tab of the pop-up window, eh? Is this step familiar with it? Yes! Choose the suffix name of the display file and choose the hidden file to be displayed in the same place. In the View tab, remove the "hide the known file's suffix name" before clicking it. OK, Win7 users open "my computer", organize the drop-down menu in the leftmost choice of the toolbar, click the "folder and search options", enter the "check" tab, and in the advanced settings, remove the "hide the known file extension" before clicking it to confirm that the small tail of the document can be seen. XP users open "my computer", click "tools" under the menu "

In addition to allowing us to modify the suffix name of the file conveniently, this setting can also prevent us from accidentally opening some EXE self running programs disguised as ordinary document files. This makes computer poisoning. Therefore, for convenience and safety, Xiaobian strongly recommends that you do not choose to hide known files.

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Tell your friends who are crazy about losing power and saving documents.