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My computer crashed yesterday and I was hoping I could recover the files I was working on, but the recovered files poopup didn't show up.
I can see the receovered files in my recovery folder but I don't know how to get them back.
a whole day of work is lost.
Please help!
It might be a bug with the version of PBI you have.
Try to check them in this path :
C:\Users\----your user name ----\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Power BI Desktop\TempSaves\
Or :
Here is an old thread : https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Desktop/File-recovery/m-p/58711
Thanks for your quick answer @AmiraBedh but I think your solution is outdated.
The path you have given no longer exists in the latest Power BI Desktop App version : 2.126.1261.0 64-bit (February 2024)
It is now c:\Users\...\Microsoft\Power BI Desktop Store App\TempSaves
And none of the files stored there are auto-recovery files I have used lately.
The only file that is close enough to the file I was working on is located in the AutoRecovery folder with a ".lock" extension which gives an error if I change the extension and try to open it with Power BI Desktop app.
I found out the auto-recovery feature had the first option disabled:
But that didn't prevent recovery files notification to popup whenever my app crashed.
Have you tried to Right click the file and click "Restore previous version" ?
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