Recover a PowerPoint file that wasn’t saved

Step 1: Open Powerpoint

Step 2: Click 'File' & Click 'Open'

Step 3: Recover a PowerPoint file that wasn’t saved

Now, you can click on the button “Recover Unsaved Presentations”.

A folder will now open in which all saved drafts can be found. If the file you’re looking for is there, left-click on it and select “Open”. Save the file as per usual. You can now continue to work on your presentation.

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