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How to re-find a file

MichMoch
in How We See The World

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So my mum was using Autocad 2010 and she lost a file here's the story: she was using it and she removed an USB(the file wasn't saved on it it was on the desktop) the computer stopped everything saying the program doesn't respond the problem is that it auto-saved before and we can't find it now... so anyone have an idea how could we find them? (if it can help you: we use window 7)

Well, maybe you could start by saying what program it was, and we might be able to figure out what sort of file it was and how to go about getting that auto-save.

The program was AutoCAD like she said but I have no idea how the program works.

Sorry, MichMoch.

 

When you open the program again, isn't there a list under "file" which lists the recently edited files? It could be saved there. Good luck!

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it's ok we found it but I wasn't able to tell you I had an internet problem but now it's ok :)

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