Situation: I had a document file (expn.doc) on documents folder in drive F under Mac. Today, when I opened that file, I found that the contents of the file were missing. Actually this is now a blank document file. I remember that one of my friends used my computer for two hours for his emergency work. Maybe he made a document with the same name and replaced mine. Now how could I restore the overwritten Word file on Mac?

 

Don’t worry. There is a solution. Please downloading and installing MiniTool Mac Data Recovery into your computer. After installation, you can launch it to enter the boot up interface (bear in mind: never put any program in the place where you lost the files, for this could make lost data lost forever).

 

 

1. Select “Damaged Partition Recovery” module to start Word file recovery job.
2. Select the disk partition where data loss occurs and click “Full Scan” button to go on. Then the software will quickly scan through the volume to find the replaced Word files
3. After scanning, you can preview all the found data one by one. Then please tick the desired files and click on “Save” button to restore the data (restoring data from “All Raw Files” will be strongly recommended for users).

 

In the process of using Microsoft Word, a Word file can be replaced by another one with same file name. Well then, is there any method that can pull them out of the trouble? Actually, without too much professional knowledge, it is difficult for common users to get the files back. Here, a trust worthy Mac data recovery program will do users a favor. As for the tool, I’d like to recommend MiniTool Mac Data Recovery. To retrieve all missing data, you can try this utility. And if the Word file gets replaced on Mac, you can adopt this third party Mac recovery application and try restoring data. What’s more, 30 days money back will be offered by MiniTool. And it ensures users with the largest benefit.

 

Note: only in two circumstances can data be retrieved by MiniTool Mac Data Recovery – the original data was saved before overwriting; the replaced operation is processed on RAM (but not on disk).

 

All in all, when facing up with the problem described above, just try using the mentioned tool. It may help you restore the replaced or overwritten Word file on Mac.