how to retrive lose code file data in visual studio 2010

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I am working on my project today when i open my project in visual studio 2010 that time my code file {.cs} was opened a nd system was restartaed. then when i again open my vs and i see that code fill it was null all code was lose.

now when i open that file it's opening in notepad. and i didn't find my code

so can anyone help me is it possible to retrive my all code.

thx

Posted 8-Apr-12 19:26pm

kailash solanki

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-04-08T20:51:00

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Not unless you keep backups, use source control, or it is inside the recycle bin.
The chances are that the copy was being written when the restart occurred. There is a possiblity that it is in
C:\Users{Username}\AppData\Local\Temporary Projects
But the chances are it has been cleaned already.
Sorry! Time to learn rules 1 through 4 of computing:

1) Save often
2) Backup often
3) Save oftener than that
4) Did I mention saving and backups? Now would be a good time to do both...

Posted 8-Apr-12 20:51pm

OriginalGriff

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Lakamraju Raghuram 9-Apr-12 2:56am

+5 for the rules

OriginalGriff 9-Apr-12 3:07am

:)Yes, I used to type for hours before saving when I started too... And I learnt the hard way! I also learnt that "autosave" is a feature that should be enabled in every application that supports it... :laugh: Except Samna AmiPro, where it would crash the app and destroy the original *and* the new versions one time in ten...