用Notepad打开，应该可以看见里面的内容，或者按照下面的步骤找到其他的已经自动存好的拷贝：

Finding and using the temporary and auto save files

http://office-recovery.com/word.asp

The default auto save time for word documents is 10 minutes. You can control this time in Options under the "Save" tab. The auto save files are placed in one of the following two locations, which is where you should look to recover the data.

1. "C:\ Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Microsoft\Word".
2. "C:\ Documents and Settings\<username>\Local Settings\Temp"

On Windows 7 and Vista, the locations will be

1. "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Word"
2. "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Temp"

 

If you are looking for files used by word, then the following file types should be looked for, where "xxxx" is a number.

• A word document file will look like ~wrdxxxx.tmp
• A temp document file will look like ~wrfxxxx.tmp
• An auto recovery file will look like ~wraxxxx.tmp
• An auto recovery file that is complete will have the extension of .wbk.

When you have found a file that looks like it might contain data, you may want to open it in notepad instead of trying to get Word to reassemble it. The easiest way to do this is to open Notepad from the start menu then drag and drop the file in to it. The file will then be opened so that you can view the contents. 

If the document was open when the system failed (power failure or crash) then you could try just opening Word again (not the document, just Word itself from the start menu). Word will then try to recover the lost document.

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• 多谢抱哥！ -书香满室- ♂ (0 bytes) () 07/28/2016 postreply 19:21:33

• 抱哥，用notepad打开 .tmp文件里面全是乱码，请问有什么办法？或是有没有可能将.TMP文件恢复到以前的状态。 -书香满室- ♂ (0 bytes) () 07/28/2016 postreply 20:59:34

• 啊，可能是因为notepad打开时不能显示中文吧，下面有个链接，是国内人问的同样的问题，不知有没有用： -拥抱哥- ♂ (16889 bytes) () 07/28/2016 postreply 21:56:19