Windows 7 cheat sheet

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If the system restore was ineffective, then yes, you have lost everything! Nothing will replace our old post-it stuck to the fridge!

Hello,
if you have the exact name go to: search

nobody knows? haha micro$$oft is still so ....
I am very surprised that no one knows

I really don’t think it’s recoverable, let me explain: if it were stored, the notes app would display it, but if it shows nothing, then the note is gone!
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Luck sometimes helps, work always does! The real fool is a fool. He who is not a real fool is not any more foolish than another.

Has anyone found out how to do it, because I have exactly the same issue, the sticky notes on my PC have been deleted and I had noted important things on it.....
Thank you.

Hello,

it's possible,

you need to not have deleted the previous installation of Windows or at worst, not have overwritten it (reinstalling Windows on the same partition) and so it can be recovered by data recovery software,

otherwise the folder where the notes are stored does indeed exist, otherwise how would it be that after restarting Windows, the sticky notes have the same notes, knowing that the RAM empties with each PC reboot

C:\Users\ACCOUNTNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\WER\ReportArchive

there you go, good luck.

for your information
in your old hard drive, by following the procedure, go to C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Sticky Notes, copy it, then in the new hard drive, recreate C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft
and paste it. After that, go to start, click on sticky notes, and everything is there.

Hello, I have a small problem when I try to open "users" it displays this:
Windows Script Host

Script: C:/users.js
Line: 1
Character: 1
Error: Object expected
Code: 800A138F
Source: Microsoft JScript Run-time error

In short, a program that deletes data without asking anything is a "shitty" program.
Sticky notes are "shitty."

Usage of Note Reminder:

To modify alignment:

[CTRL]+[L] : Align text to the left
[CTRL]+[E] : Align text to the center
[CTRL]+[R] : Align text to the right
[CTRL]+[Shift]+[L] : Create a bulleted, lettered, or numbered list (press multiple times to cycle through options).

To modify style:
[CTRL]+[B] : Toggle bold text (or revert to normal)
[CTRL]+[I] : Toggle italic text (or revert to normal)
[CTRL]+[U] : Underline text
[CTRL]+[T] : Strikethrough text

To modify font size:

[CTRL]+[Shift]+[?] : Decrease font size
[CTRL]+[Shift]+[.] : Increase font size
Other useful commands:

[CTRL]+[N] : Creates a new note
[CTRL]+[D] : Deletes the current editing note
[CTRL]+[Z] : Undo
[CTRL]+[Y] : Redo

For my part, I deleted the content of a note. I simply pressed ctrl+Z to retrieve what it contained. For clarification, I did not turn off my computer in the meantime, nor did I delete the note entirely; I performed this action right after my mistake.