In Word 7. NOTE: The numbers may not be the same as the. Word renames the AutoRecover files in the case that the program hangs stops responding when the AutoRecover file is opened.
The next time Word is started you see the following symptoms. Word will start with the Document Recovery Task Pane listing the available files that Word recovered. Following the name of the file will be a status indicator that shows what was performed to the file during recovery. The status of Original indicates the Original file based on last manual save. The status of Recovered is the file recovered during recovery process or file saved during a AutoRecover save process.
The Document Recovery task pane lets you open the files, view what repairs were made, and compare the recovered versions. You can then save the version you want to use and delete the other versions, or save all the open files to review later. Word will start. If Word was able to detect a recovered file, Word will start with the document open.
You then have the option to save the file back to the original name or to save as a different name. Part of this document may be recoverable. Have a great day! Renee on April 2, at pm. Thank you so much! I was sitting here freaking the hell out. Renee, happy to hear that solved your problem. Take care! Thanks on November 22, at pm.
HaJeBe on December 3, at am. Thanx a lot. Here is a list of common reasons for it to be disabled:. If possible, remove password encryption from the file: On the Review tab, click Protect Workbook. Select the table or PivotTable, then go to the Table tab. If you decide to save the changes, just turn AutoSave back on. If you don't want to save the changes, close the file. The default for AutoSave is to always be On for files that are on the cloud. However, if you turn AutoSave Off for a file, the program will remember and will keep it off every time you reopen that file.
However, you can turn AutoSave Off for a file, and the program will remember to keep it off every time you reopen that file. How do I turn on AutoSave? You can restore a previous version of the file using Version History. How can I share a file so that people don't accidentally make changes to it? I don't see AutoSave. How do I make sure files are getting saved? I'm a subscriber with the latest version of Office.
Why is AutoSave disabled? Here are some common reasons for it to be disabled: Your file is in an older format like. Your file is in a local OneDrive folder and OneDrive synchronization is paused. Your file is embedded inside another Office file.
Your presentation is in slide show mode. Do one or more of the following to enable it: Turn off the Shared Workbook feature.
Notes: If you want AutoSave off by default for all your Office applications, such as PowerPoint and Excel too, you'll need to repeat these steps for each of those programs. Need more help? Join the discussion. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Therefore, you can try using the AutoRecover feature by closing and reopening Word. If Word finds any automatically recovered file, the Document Recovery task pane opens, and the missing document should be listed as "document name [Original]" or as "document name [Recovered].
To manually change the extension to. If any recovered files are found, Word opens them by having a Message Bar. Select Save to save the recovered file as a. If there are many recovered files, Word usually opens the last-changed files, and puts the remaining files into the Document Recovery task pane. To do this, select Start , enter.
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