These are good ones to look for to find some lost info. There are others, but these are the ones most likely to contain data that can be recovered. The default auto save time for word documents is 10 minutes.
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How-To Geek is where you turn when you want experts to explain technology. Since we launched in , our articles have been read more than 1 billion times. Minh Quang. In reply to twilobyte's post on September 16, Office require modify delete permission for save the file.
In reply to Minh Quang's post on September 21, I am guessing Office has the same file permission problem. Can anyone confirm? Minh - thank you for those threads. In reply to twilobyte's post on September 21, Hello Has anyone already a solution? We are using Windows 7 and Office with the same issue. It's quite annoying and users see these files and are concerned that their work is not being saved properly.
Any new work arounds other than adding the "modify" permission? Daryl Sensenig. In reply to jmoore's post on January 24, I have given my users "modify" permission and I still get the orphan temp files.
In reply to Daryl Sensenig's post on January 25, We have the same Issue, with Windows 7 and Office We have Service Packed a couple this week but i have already seen this continue to happen. On the top right corner, click " File ", then " Save As ", pick the place where you want to save your workbook. Most solutions won't require you to know where does Excel save temp files, this one included. For new files that you haven't saved even once, try using these steps.
Select the Open option and click on Recent. At the very bottom of this list press Recover Unsaved Workbooks. A new window will appear showing you all of the unsaved Excel files. Choose the one you want to recover and click Open. Microsoft Office is one of the few software packages which have this safety net for users. If you ever create a new workbook in Excel and didn't save it intermittently, this will help you recover it. Launch Microsoft Excel and open the most recent save you have of the Excel file.
At the top of the window, click on File and click Info. Click on the one which you want to restore.
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