How can I repair a damaged .DWG file?


  1. thomashubba19
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    Windows 7 64bit
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    How can I repair a damaged .DWG file?


    A .DWG file was corrupted upon the unexpected switch off my PC.

    I used to restore my AutoCAD file by using the commands RECOVER, RECOVERALL, AUDIT; but these commands didn’t help any with the file in question.

    How can I attempt to repair it?
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  3. craigrobert73
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    Windows 7 64bit Ult
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    Autocad should have a feature to automatically save work in progress periodically. Look in the Autocad help files for particulars.
    For more: www.reddit.com/r/AutoCAD/comments/2cpjqy/where_can_i_find_dwg_recovery
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