The biggest pain when working with files is when they get corrupt. While Office 365 offers a file recovery feature for all its file types, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, but if that doesn’t ...

Discovering you are unable to access an important document because it is corrupt can be distressing, but if it is a Microsoft Works word processor file, you may be able to recover it or at least the ...

In this post, we will see how to manually replace a corrupted single system file with a known good copy of the file, if the System File Checker is not working in 11/10. The built-in System File ...

Chris: I recently started a new job and most of the documents that I work with are Word 2007 files. Nearly all of them open without a hitch, but there are a couple that will not open. I think they are ...

Welcome back to the tutorial series that covers everything you ever wanted to know about preferences (.plist) files. So far, we have explored what .plist files are, how to interpret the content of ...

Corrupt Word documents contain errors in their data that prevent Word from opening them correctly. In some cases, Word can repair corrupt files, but others will not work at all. In cases of ...

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We've all been there--whenever something crashes to your computer when the USB stick doesn't have your official report or accidentally deleted an important file for school. Everyone has a story of ...

Okay, this one is new to me and I've been looking through Apple's forums without any luck...<br><br>I have a newer Mac (dual 1.25 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 124 GB ATA hard disk) that is trying to make it in an ...