I already tried the demo versions of Undelete, Doc Repair, Doc Regenerator and Search and Recover 3 on System Mechanics 06. Please help she worked very hard on this essay but she accidentally saved over the file.
HELP! How to recover an over-written word document?
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crayonman
, Jun 05 2006 05:38 AM
#1
Posted 05 June 2006 - 05:38 AM
I already tried the demo versions of Undelete, Doc Repair, Doc Regenerator and Search and Recover 3 on System Mechanics 06. Please help she worked very hard on this essay but she accidentally saved over the file.
#2
Posted 05 June 2006 - 03:27 PM
If the file was not saved in My Documents, use System Restore - Start -> All Programs -> Accessories -> System Tools to roll it back.
If the file was saved in My Documents, you're out of luck, System Restore won't have caught it and I would advise your friend to learn about line breaks in Word for next time. All she can do is retype the project.
The programs you mention are designed for recovering deleted files that aren't being seen on the disk, not for what you're trying to do.
If the file was saved in My Documents, you're out of luck, System Restore won't have caught it and I would advise your friend to learn about line breaks in Word for next time. All she can do is retype the project.
The programs you mention are designed for recovering deleted files that aren't being seen on the disk, not for what you're trying to do.
#3
Posted 06 June 2006 - 01:23 PM
I used a program called "RecoverMyFiles" to find a file I accidentally overwrote. It took me about an hour of going through every file it found, and then I had to "re-format" the file in Microsoft Word because I was able to only recover the exact text, with no processor formatting. But still, at least I found it.
#4
Posted 21 June 2006 - 07:40 PM
hi all....the same thing just happened to me and i need to recover the file now.....i don't know what a system recovery is - am i going to lose any other files? is it going to wipe my hard drive? what exactly is going to happen if i do a system recovery?
and...if i do a system recovery, will i definitely find the file? where would i find it? if i'm not able to recover it after a system recovery, will that ruin my chances of using one of those fancy scmnacy programs to find it?
i see my temp files in the folder, but i'm not able to access them by double-clicking or by right-clicking & pressing, "open." is there another way to see them? (or does it even matter?)
HELLLLLLLLPPPPP!!!!!
and...if i do a system recovery, will i definitely find the file? where would i find it? if i'm not able to recover it after a system recovery, will that ruin my chances of using one of those fancy scmnacy programs to find it?
i see my temp files in the folder, but i'm not able to access them by double-clicking or by right-clicking & pressing, "open." is there another way to see them? (or does it even matter?)
HELLLLLLLLPPPPP!!!!!
#5
Posted 27 January 2014 - 07:04 AM
Hi, this is not a great problem, maybe you should try with a recovery Word software as WordFIX, I have used this software and works very fine, I could recover all my lost Word documents.
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