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Written By Edwin Stark
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Updated on June 15th, 2022
In this blog post, we will discuss how to repair corrupted Word document and what are the main reasons behind the corruption of the Word document. So, follow this blog until the end.
Word document is a famous word-processing program which is used to create documents like brochures, tables, tests and work assignments, etc. It is very irritating when MS Word document gets corrupted because you can’t access it until you repair it. There could be multiple reasons behind the corruption of the word document that is mentioned below:
There are various methods to repair the document but we will see some most effective methods below:
MS Word has a built-in utility itself that is capable enough to repair the Word document in most of the problems. Now see the working process of this utility step by step below:
If it didn’t work then repeat the process again but this time choose Recover Text From Any File from the drop-down menu to replace All Word Documents.
Note: This method will definitely work to repair corrupted Word document, but if the method fails then try the next method.
To create the link first you have to create a blank Word document. Now see the steps below to create the blank document.
Now, to create a link. See the steps below:
Now change the link to the corrupted document. See the steps below to change:
Note: The information from the corrupted document will come out if there was any recoverable data or text.
If all the above-mentioned methods are unable to fix the Word document corruption then use a professional third-party utility that is MS Word Repair Utility. This utility is capable enough to repair corrupt MS Word doc file with accuracy and maintains data integrity and also no chance of data loss. The tool is compatible with all Windows 10 and MS Word 2016 platforms.
I have suggested some best techniques to repair corrupted Word document. Try those methods to fix the error. I would suggest using third-party utility because it is fast, reliable, easy to use and there is no chance of data loss using it. It’s all up to you which method you prefer.
About The Author:
Edwin Stark is a Technical Content Writer who specializes in writing about databases, e-mail recovery, and e-mail migration solutions. He loves researching and developing content that helps database administrators, organizations and novices to fix multiple problems.
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