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March 7, 2017
Question

Auto save option - where are my files?

  • March 7, 2017
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Hi there!

I was reading through a very long pdf file, highlighting the most important passages. The auto-saving option is activated to save the file every 5 minutes. Unfortunately, I can't find those "temporal files". They are neither in my C>windows>temp-folder, nor in my C>programs>Adobe-folder, and I can't reopen or restore it by opening adobe reader DC (version 2015.023.20070), or the original file.

I am really lost right now, and appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

Maria

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dprayudha
Participant
April 26, 2018

C:\Users\<Users>\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Acrobat\DC

Participant
March 24, 2021

Nope!

Legend
April 6, 2017

Hi Maria,

Sorry for the inconvenience caused and delay in response.

Sadly, there is not much that can be done. But we would like to know hat happened that you were looking for the AutoSave file in the first place. 

Ideally, if the application crashed and you couldn't save your work. Next time when you Launch Reader/Acrobat it should bring the file with AutoSaves. Please let us know what exactly happened and could you share the file with us. Would like to check if there is some issue with the AutoSave feature.

Will be waiting for your response.

- Tariq Dar.

Participating Frequently
April 23, 2017

Just to clarify, this is the level of sophistication you geniuses at Adobe have landed on? Despite the fact that for design and creative pros having actual backup files autosaved is the standard, you geniuses decided to skip that whole thing? So the only time we have access to an "auto-saved" file is a full crash>restart? I'd like to meet the fcking genius who decided that was all we creative pros need.

Participant
January 3, 2024

This is highly rxtarded. It's literally 2024 and despite the autosave feature saving every 10 minutes and forcing me to take a 3 minute break whilst it saves everything. I can't actually access it? And it's not saved anything. That's ridiculous. Subscription cancelled. Adobe is worth billions and not a single person thought see this thing that causes workers to stop working let's actually make it worth their while.