Le 12/06/2018 ? 21:14, "Thomas S?nnichsen" a ?crit?: > Hi, thanks for your answer. > There is an "autosave" file, but unfortunately it doesn't open either. > So now I've tried to upload it on www.file-upload.net. > My failed file can be found here: > > https://www.file-upload.net/download-13184435/tsz67-3.sla.html >
Hi Thomas, Unfortunately that file contains only null bytes which means the content is lost. There is no possibility to recover any data from that file. When a crash occurs while writing a file, it may mean the hard drive has some issue. It may be worth to check your hard drive for errors and file system issues. If you are running Windows, open Windows Explorer, right-click the drive you want to check, and then choose ?Properties". In the properties window, switch to the ?Tools? tab and in "Error Checking" section click the ?Check? button. Depending on Windows version, the check button may be named slightly differently (for eg, "Check now" on Windows 7). Sometime this procedure can recover some lost data. But there is no guarantee. Regards, Jean
