How to recover garbled text? How to recover files with garbled characters

Method: XP system has a document auto-save function, find the temporary document saved by the system, it is possible to partially or fully recover the lost text.

Steps:1Open "My Computer" - Tools - Folder Options - View, tick "Show all files and folders" under "Hide Files and Folders";

2.Go back to the folder where all the retrieved files are stored, select the Chinese icon, click right-click, Properties, and view the last save time of the file;

3.Sort the files in the folder by modification time, and open the temporary files near the time when the target file was saved until you find the missing file.

Tips: In order to avoid file loss, you'd better set the "Auto-Save" function in Word beforehand. The method is to open the Word document, open "Tools" - "Folder Options", check the "Auto-save time interval" under "Save" (the default time interval is generally 10 minutes, you can also adjust it according to your needs), and click "OK".

Is it word on word?

It is possible that the original format of this document is not the format you see now, then, open it is garbled.

You have to say what tools to use to open what suffix documents... You know.

How to recover keyboard garbled.

The solution to the garbled characters in the file:

1. Open the document and click on the file and option in the menu bar.

2. Enter the "Options" interface and click Advanced.

3. Find the display field ** instead of the field value (f) under the display document content entry, click Cancel, and confirm.

4. Reopen the document and check if it is back to normal.

Garbled characters are chaotic characters that cannot be read normally due to the lack of support for a certain character encoding by the system or software. Common internal code errors include GB code and BIG5 code conflict, Japanese and Korean display problems, etc. Garbled is when a computer system fails to display the correct characters and displays other meaningless characters or blank spaces, such as a bunch of ASCs**.

The text displayed in this way is collectively referred to as gibberish.

Here's how:Operating Equipment: Dell laptops.

Operating system: win10

Operating Procedure: PC Manager.

Turn on PC Manager.

2. After opening PC Manager, click on the toolbox in the lower right corner.

3. Click to enter the toolbox and click on the file recovery tool.

4. After clicking on the file recovery tool, click on Document Repair.

5. After clicking Document Repair, select Repair Corrupted Document.

6. After selecting Repair Corrupted Document, select the Word document and click Open.

7. After clicking Open, click Confirm Repair, and then wait for the repair.

If the document is garbled after recovery, there are several possible causes:

There is a problem with the file itself: If there is a problem with the file itself, it may cause the recovered Mira file to appear garbled. You can try using other recovery tools or contact the file maker for help.

Mismatch in encoding format: If the encoding format used in the original file does not match the encoding format set by the current computer, it may also cause the recovered file to appear in a hap. You can try to open the file with different encoding formats like UTF-8, GB2312, GBK, etc.

Incorrect File Format: If the file format is incorrect, it can also lead to garbled files after recovery. You can try to open the file with the appropriate software such as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.

If you still can't solve the problem after trying the above source method, you can try to use third-party data recovery software, such as EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, Recuva, etc., to recover the usable files. Alternatively, you can also try to contact a professional data recovery service provider, such as Kroll Ontrack, for help.

Use data recovery software to recover lost data from computer data, USB flash drive and other electronic devices. After completing the recovery operation, many people find that the data they have recovered is all garbled. Think it's a software problem, but that's not the case.

With the development of data recovery technology, data loss is caused by faulty reasons such as accidental deletion, formatting, etc. For some professionals, there are no longer any problems. The possibility that the data recovered from the software itself is all garbled is very small, and it is more likely that the data is overwritten after the data is lost.

What is the data overwrite.

I believe that those who have a certain understanding of data recovery know that we will not do anything to the data in the area when we delete or format it, but will give the system a prompt that the data in the area will be released, and other data can occupy its space. Once new data is written after data loss. The new data will occupy the deleted data area, resulting in an overwrite.

That's why the data we recover is garbled.

Mini Rabbit Data Recovery Tool reminds you that when we lose data, we should stop using the computer immediately and use Mini Rabbit Data Recovery Tool to effectively recover the lost data. It should be noted that when recovering data, do not save the recovered data to the area before data loss, so as not to affect the recovery.

The above is the most common reason why data recovery is garbled, as long as you avoid this kind of situation, then you can use Mini Rabbit Data Recovery tool to avoid the situation that data recovery is garbled when it is opened.

Check whether the data has been overwritten.

1. **, audio and other multi** files are likely to be overwritten, which will cause the entire file to not open, black screen, sound and picture separation, and the file type of file will not be opened, open is garbled or the system directly prompts that the file is damaged.

2. After some ** are recovered, half of them may be normal and half of them are garbled, or they may be caused by overlay.

The data has been corrupted during the loss process.

Just as data overwriting is random, data corruption is uncontrollable. All data may be damaged in the process of loss, and even after the damaged data is recovered, there will be garbled characters, blanks, and cannot be opened.