How to open Docx files?

[mond_bees]

I have MS Office/ Word 2007 in my office PC. A couple of weeks ago our client sent a .zip file inside which 38 .docx files were stored. I opened that .zip file and extracted all those .docx files. I checked those files, all were good. But yesterday when I was opening one of the file from those I couldn't do so. I was stopped by an error. I thought may be there is a problem with that file particular only. But when I checked all of them one by one the same thing (called error) appeared. Why this is happening to me?
Is there any way to open those files? Some are saying they gone corrupted. Are they right? Please help me otherwise my boss will **** me.

[Charles Kenyon]

Any chance they are on a memory stick or other removable medium?

[mond_bees]

Inside my system on my D: Drive.
Any help?

[Charles Kenyon]

I know that using Word with removable media causes corruption.

Have you tried going back to the original zip file and extracting again?

What was the exact error message?

[mond_bees]

Originally Posted by Charles Kenyon

I know that using Word with removable media causes corruption.

Have you tried going back to the original zip file and extracting again?

What was the exact error message?

Which removable media are you talking about? I didn't discuss any removable media over there, or did I?
By the way, I'm getting this "Downloaded .docx files are corrupted".
And as my bad luck doesn't allow me to re-extract the ZIP file as I already deleted.

[mond_bees]

Originally Posted by lhel

The .docx files are corrupt, not the .zip file. Go and do extract again from ZIP file as it is the original source for those .docx files.

Hey lhel, I can't extract the .zip file as I don't have. I have deleted it (my bad luck).

[Charles Kenyon]

Good luck.

[natty_sem]

Hey, the website linked by lhel is really good. He/she doesn't know about any software tool there so he/she recommended you the whole website. But I can recommend you MS Word Docx recovery tool of SysInfoTools. I've read about it so much and also used its demo version. It works great. Go for it.

[mond_bees]

Originally Posted by lhel

Yes, it is really your bad luck. But still you can overcome it. You need a file repair software program (third party) which can help you to repair your corrupt Docx files. I never used such things to repair my corrupt documents as they never been corrupted. But recently I visited a website by which I got an application to combine my PST files. While visiting the site I saw some MS Office file recovery programs. You need to check there if you find something suits you.
Hope you'll get a good solution for your problem.

Thanks for this. I have checked it.

[mond_bees]

Originally Posted by natty_sem

Hey, the website linked by lhel is really good. He/she doesn't know about any software tool there so he/she recommended you the whole website. But I can recommend you MS Word Docx recovery tool of SysInfoTools. I've read about it so much and also used its demo version. It works great. Go for it.

Thank you. I got its demo version. Let's see how worthy it is!

[mond_bees]

(duplicate post)

[mond_bees]

Great. I can now easily open my .docx files. And the credit goes to SysInfoTools MS Docx File Recovery. I just love it. It solved my problem. My corrupt .docx files are now fully repaired.
Thanks to lhel and natty_sem to recommend me this.

[Charles Kenyon]

Thanks for the feedback. I will add a link to this to my document recovery page.