Title: How to Recover Unsaved, Written or Corrupted PowerPoint Files
Headings: How to Recover Unsaved, Written-Over or Corrupted PowerPoint Files – Best Hussle-Free Methods
How to Recover Unsaved, Written-Over or Corrupted PowerPoint Files – Best Hussle-Free Methods
Amy Dennis
"This is terrible! I forgot to save my file and now I can't find it anywhere! Is it gone forever? Is my hard work gone to waste? Can I get it back somehow?"
Part 1. 2 Methods to Recover Deleted PowerPoint Files for Free
Method 1: Restore from Recycle Bin
Method 2: Recoverit Data Recovery
Recoverit Data Recovery - The Best File Recovery Software
Step 1. Program launch
Step 2. Start scanning the location
Step 3. Preview your files & recover them
Part 2. How to Recover Unsaved PowerPoint Files for Free?
Method 1: Recover Unsaved Presentations
Method 2: Using the AutoRecover function
Part 3. How to Recover Corrupted PowerPoint Files for Free?
Method 1. Moving the Presentation to Another Location
Method 2. Inserting Slides into a New Presentation
Method 3. Using the PowerPoint Viewer (Windows)
Method 4. Opening PowerPoint in Safe Mode (Windows)
Part 4. How to Recover PowerPoint Files Accidentally Written Over?
Part 5. Preventing Data Loss or Damage of a PPT file
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Amy Dennis

Content: Inserting Slides into a New Presentation
Importing the slides you have created to a new PowerPoint file is your first step. To achieve that open the problematic PowerPoint and then click: Blank Presentation => New Slide (look under "Home") => Reuse Slides (bottom of the menu) => Browse => Browse Files => (the corrupt PowerPoint file) => Open. Once you open the corrupt file, click on a slide (any slide) in the preview and then hit "Reuse all". Let the presentation run, and check every slide that has been imported. Now, if you still can't access the file even though all the slides are added to the new (blank) presentation, you will probably need to fix the presentation by opening the corrupt file as a Theme template. To do so: Hit the "File" menu. Click "Save As" (Make sure you give the new file a different name than that of the backup or original file and save it). Click "Design", "Themes", "More", "Browse for Themes".