Why Does it Say This Document Is Either Deleted or Not Currently Accessible?
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Several users have complained that they’ve received this error message: This document is either deleted or not currently accessible on their Microsoft Office programs.
But why does it say this document is either deleted or not currently accessible? There’re several common reasons.
◆ You’ve accidentally or permanently deleted documents from your local hard drives.
◆ You’ve accidentally closed the document without saving it.
◆ Contain broken links from the Recent File list.
So the deleted or unsaved files cannot be opened or they are no longer available.
When it comes to problems about how to recover deleted documents, the most efficient and time-saving way is to use reliable document recovery software, especially for those users without regular file backups.
Supported by its advanced scanning method and a high data recovery rate, MyRecover does well in recovering deleted and missing documents from computer hard drives and other local storage devices.
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Recover 200+ types of files: Microsoft Office files, WPS files, folders, compressed files, websites, images, audio, videos, etc.
MyRecover automatically runs Quick Scan and Deep Scan to detect all the recoverable files after clicking Start Scan. During scanning, you can filter and preview your needed documents according to filename, document, type, path, size, date, etc.
1Step 1. Install and run MyRecover on your Windows > select the drive that saves your wanted documents before data loss > click Start Scan.
2Step 2. MyRecover will automatically display all the recoverable files on your window after the scanning process. You can also preview/filter your wanted files based on your needs.
3Step 3. Under the Deleted Files/Recycle Bin/Other Missing Files folder, select the documents you intend to retrieve > click Recover x files.
Compared with deleted files, unsaved files might be a little more problematic for partial users without enabling built-in Microsoft features.
When it comes to problems about how to recover a file you didn’t save, you can recover unsaved documents from temporary files, wbk files, or utilize the AutoRecover feature.
