Where is the Word document that I was writing first "> File" and then going to Information . The path of the currently open file is written after the title and can be copied by clicking on it (this time not with the right button).
When copying the path from this location, it is pasted differently than normal, in a way like this:
file: /// C: \ Users \ user \ ..... \ pippo.docx
In the lower right corner of the " Information " screen there is the convenient option to open the Windows folder where the file is located.
If you lose the location where the latest documents were saved, you can find out by opening an empty file and clicking on the " Save As " option to see which is the default folder where the files are saved.
By opening that folder, you should find all the documents created or edited.
If you don't find the document you are looking for from within Word, you can always search using a file search program like Everything.
In more serious cases, we have seen, in other articles, such as:
- Recover damaged, corrupt or lost Word documents and Excel files
- Recover deleted files and deleted data on the PC (Hard Disk)
