The procedures listed below can be used to convert an ASD file to Word:
- Select ‘Open’ from the ‘File’ menu after launching Microsoft Word.
- Navigate to the username folder (located in the window’s top drop-down menu).
- Double-click the ‘AppData’ subfolder, ‘Roaming’ folder, and ‘Microsoft’ folder in order of appearance.
- ‘Word’ folder should be opened.
- Select ‘All Files’ from the drop-down menu located at the bottom of the window titled ‘Files of Type’.
- To open the ASD file, double-click on it.
- Choose ‘Save As’ from the ‘File’ menu after clicking it.
- Choose the DOC file format under ‘Save as Type’.
- After naming and relocating the converted file, select ‘Save’.
Let’s explore what a Word ASD file is.
Microsoft Word Recovery files are files with a .asd
extension that are created automatically with the primary Word files. If the Word program fails or shuts down unexpectedly, losing data or the primary file, it is utilized to recover the original file. All document file formats, including DOC and DOCX, can be saved by Microsoft Word as auto-recovery files. The primary document file and the Microsoft Word Auto-Recovery files are both saved on disc in binary file format. Usually, these are stored on disk as obscure files with fictitious names. To suit the needs of recovering at any time, all open files are actively and sporadically saved to disc. If your Word document quits without warning, you can double-click it or open Microsoft Word, and the program will prompt you to recover the file, which you can save with its original name and extension.
Let’s examine the applications that can open ASD files.
METHOD 1: OPEN WITH THE RECOVER UNSAVED WORD DOCUMENT.ASD Records
To access an ASD file using the recover unsaved Word document option, follow these steps:
- Open Word on Microsoft.
- In the upper left corner of the window, select the "File" tab.
- From the dropdown menu under the "File" tab, select "Open". You may open and explore files with it.
- Click on "Recover Unsaved Documents" after selecting "Recent". A list of all documents—including ASD files—that have not been saved will appear as a result.
- Locate the ASD files you were working on by scrolling down. At the bottom of the window, click "open." You can either replace the original file with the recovered version or save the restored content as a new document.
Let’s discuss how to convert an ASD file to a PDF.
How to utilize pdfFiller’s convert ASD to PDF feature:
- Open your pdfFiller account and log in. You may easily create a free account if you don’t already have one.
- Click the ‘Convert’ tab at the top of the page after logging in.
- Choose ‘ASD to PDF’ from the dropdown menu.
- To upload the ASD file you wish to convert, click the "Choose File" option. Alternatively, you may just drag & drop the file into the appropriate spot.
- PDFFiller will initiate the conversion automatically after the file has been selected. This can take some time, depending on how big the file is.
- You will be taken to the ‘My Documents’ screen after the conversion is finished, where your freshly converted PDF file is located.