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Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint

Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint helps repair PowerPoint presentations after damage or corruption.

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How to repair a damaged PowerPoint presentation

Step-by-step instructions for repairing a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation from a corrupted or damaged *.ppt or *.pptx file:

Download Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint from here: https://recoverytoolbox.com/download/RecoveryToolboxForPowerPointInstall.exe
Install Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint on your computer
Start Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint
Please select a damaged Microsoft PowerPoint file on first page of repair wizard in Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint
Press the Transmit button to export the recovered data to the Microsoft PowerPoint program installed on your PC

How to recover a PowerPoint file?

Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint efficient recover software for damaged PowerPoint .PPT and .PPTX files. The MS Office PowerPoint repair tool reads and extracts presentation data from corrupted *.ppt and *.pptx files.

Features of PowerPoint recovery tool:

Supports both *.PPT (Microsoft Office 97-2003) and *.PPTX (Microsoft Office 2007 and later) file formats
Uses artificial intelligence for PowerPoint 97-2003 presentation recovery
Reconstructs presentations using Microsoft PowerPoint
Reconstructs recovered charts using Microsoft Excel
Saves recognized multimedia files from a presentation into a separate folder (saves images, videos, mp3s, and other files).
PPTX Viewer Tool
Shows the contents of damaged Microsoft PowerPoint files

Notes:

Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint do not repair content of password protected Microsoft PowerPoint .ppt or .pptx files.

If the program cannot correctly insert an object into a PowerPoint presentation, these media files (images, videos, Excel tables and such) will be saved to a separate folder.

Requirements:

Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 or Windows Server 2003/2008/2012/2016 and above
Installed Microsoft PowerPoint

Why can't the program add an object to a presentation and saves it separately as a file in a separate folder?

Answer:

If the program cannot correctly insert an object into a PowerPoint presentation, these media files (images, videos, Excel tables and such) will be saved to a separate folder.

When users insert objects into a presentation, they often perform complex conversions for this content to be rendered correctly (images, videos, charts, Excel tables and such. When recovering data from PPT and PPTX files, it's not always possible to accurately and correctly insert an object, Excel table or media file back into the presentation.

In order to keep this data, Recovery Toolbox for PowerPoint saves embedded objects as separate files in a separate folder.

The user can then insert the saved files into the recovered presentation manually and perform the required conversion of inserted objects.