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Fix corrupt powerpoint file

by ThomasSnow254
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I have a Powerpoint pptx presentation which reports and error when I attempt to open it. The system may have been turned off in the middle of a PowerPoint session

What is good software for PowerPoint file recovery?.
  • Profile picture of the author Bradley J Anderson
    If you prefer to use paid software, for some reason:

    PowerPoint File Recovery Tool to Repair or Restore .PPT, .PPS Files | PPT Recovery

    There are a number of things you can try first that might work, though:

    How to Fix a Corrupted PowerPoint PPTX File: 5 Steps

    How do I recover a corrupt PowerPoint 2013 presentation? - TechRepublic
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  • Profile picture of the author calvinbrid07
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    • Profile picture of the author Ironfisst
      I found a best method to repair MS PowerPoint files, this method solve me problem and easily repair my damaged PowerPoint files. I used "Open and Repair" functions

      a. Launch Microsoft PowerPoint on your system.
      b. On the File menu, click on Open. Or simple press Ctrl+O.
      c. Now locate the presentation file on your system and select it.
      d. Click on the arrow that is shown besides Open button.
      e. Select Open and Repair.

      Hope this method resolve your problem
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  • Profile picture of the author Myra5
    Hi. I liked using 2007 powerpoint and had created project in that. When I emailed it and had an email issue in sending, I reopened the file to check it. File was corrupted. Now I cannot open any powerpoint file - the page shows on lower task bar, but it just scoots offscreen every time I try to access it. So cannot use its repair tools. Am ok to use 2007 or 2013 versions which I have (as long as I can open file) but dont know how to go about fixing this.
    Any advice please?
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    • Profile picture of the author Myra5
      That is a bit disappointing... found an email this morning from James Snow through Warrior Forum.
      His message said: 'You can restore your corrupt PPT Files by multiple methods. just check out the below methods for easy recovery of PPT files *1st Option* First, Move your PPT files to ... '
      Went to open it and it is deleted...?
      Does anyone out there know what I can do when the program refuses to open properly because of these corrupt files?
      Cheers
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  • Profile picture of the author Dabby Rouse
    You can use Recuva or Disk drill, it's a data recovery software. It's easy in use tool that can recover deleted files. Take a look at this website. No matter what type of storage device you've lost data from, Disk Drill can scan it. + great interface
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    • Profile picture of the author Myra5
      Thanks Dabby Rouse and MidelSunRise,
      I will check this out. Have had to resort to Publisher, which is a lengthy process - though it has got me out of immediate trouble, but have great hopes to rescue PowerPoint files now.
      If anyone knows of any other way to get PP going again, I would be happy to hear it.
      Cheers
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  • Profile picture of the author MidelSunRise
    use Recuva tool
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