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Old 06-07-2014, 12:04 PM
gwatts gwatts is offline Copied documents are missing. Windows 8 Copied documents are missing. Office 2013
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Hi


Over the years I've tried to save all my documents. This means that they have been copied from computer to computer and this includes external storage.

I believe all of the folders are present, most of which are identified by date. However, the entire folders are completely empty. I cannot see a pattern as to which folders. This seems to involve mostly older folders, but not all of the older folders are empty. More recent ones are also empty. Otherwise, I cannot identify any specific documents, only that large numbers of folders are empty.

I doubt it is possible to recover anything but I would like to prevent this from happening in the future.

Any advice or comments will be greatly appreciated.
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