How to retrieve files that automatically save cached content in Notepad++

The following tutorial column of notepad will introduce to you how Notepad can retrieve files that automatically save cached content. I hope it will be helpful to friends in need!

Scenario:

When using Notepad, there is a very convenient automatic saving function, that is, after you create a new document, Enter your content, and Notepad will save the current content for you before you save it manually.

When you exit Notepad without saving, the next time you come in Notepad will automatically display the last edited content so that you can continue editing. Unless you manually close the current page, Notepad will delete the automatically saved content. (Lower versions of Notepad may not have this feature)

Problem:

Notepad will save the automatically saved file address in a session.xml file, if you unfortunately use a junk cleaning software such as 360 and accidentally delete this file, then when you open Notepad next time, congratulations, you can no longer see the files you edited last time. All files are gone.

Solution:

You can know through the junk cleaning software that the files being cleaned are

C: \Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Notepad \session.xml

records the location of the cache file. If you do not see the file address after opening it, it is because you have no content cached by Notepad. Open Notepad, create a new document, enter something casually, and you will see the address.

In fact, the address is

C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Notepad \backup

The files inside are your automatically saved ones Cache files.

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