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PCs don't necessarily work how they should. Nothing is more baffling than when a program, for reasons unknown, chooses to lay down for a speedy rest, secures, and quits answering your orders — particularly assuming you lose the valuable record that you're dealing with!

Luckily, Word keeps brief renditions of your reports as you work. On the off chance that it experiences an issue and quits answering, you can restart Microsoft Word or your PC and attempt to recuperate your lost reports.
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    Restart Microsoft Word.

    On the off chance that an unsaved archive can be recuperated, the Recovered header will appear.

2. Click Recover unsaved documents.
   

   The Document Recovery pane appears, listing all recovered documents that were found.

3. Select the document from the Document Recovery pane.

   The last Autosaved version of the document opens.

4. Click Close.

   

The Document Recovery pane closes, and you can get back to work.

AutoRecover Settings

You can further protect your work by adjusting the AutoRecover settings. You can change the AutoRecover save interval so that it saves more frequently than the default setting of every 10 minutes.

1. Click the File tab.
   
2. Select Options.
   
3. Click Save.
4. Make sure the Save AutoRecover information every check box is checked and adjust the time interval.

   You can’t specify the interval if the check box is not selected.

5. Click OK.
   

The AutoRecover settings are updated.