(2) If the document was already manually saved, but you lost intervening work between saves, it will have the name of the saved document (e.g, “ Autocovery save of Remove indents.asd“). (1) If the document is new and never been saved, the file name will be something like “ AutoRecovery save of Document 1.asd" In the opening AutoRecover file folder, please select the specified ASD file of lost word document, and click the Open button. In the Open dialog box, please (1) press Ctrl + V keys together to paste the AutoRecover file location into the Address box, and press Enter key (2) select All Files from the drop down list right to the File name box, and then (3) double click to open the specified folder that probably contains recovered file. Go ahead to click File > Open > Browse.Ĥ. You will still need to save the document when you close it though. Go to: File > Options > Save and adjust the settings to suits your needs. But there's a way to save the auto-recover every minute as apposed to the default 10 minutes. By default, the value is 10 minutes, but you can choose a lower or higher value if you want.
In the opening Word Options dialog box, please click Save in left bar, copy the folder path from the Auto Recover file location box, and then close the Word Options. As far as I know, you can't autosave as seamlessly on your local drive as if you were using OneDrive. Check the option Save AutoRecover information every checkbox. Click File > Options to open the Word Options dialog box.Ģ. This method will guild you to find out the Auto Recover file location from Word Options, and then recover files with the Auto Recover file location easily in Word.ġ.
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