File Recovery Assistant

• JPhillippy

Follow these to add clipart in Office 2010.

To access the Clip Organizer in Office 2010, go to Start> Programs> ‘Microsoft Office’> ‘Microsoft Office 2010 Tools’> ‘Microsoft Clip Organizer’. 

Here is the location of find your downloaded files and links to Office and web clip art collections. Visit http://office.microsoft.com/images to download more images as you like.

The image will be downloaded as an image file and it won’t be automatically added to your clip art collection. You got a option that is to click ‘Add To Basket’. Once you're ready to download the images, click the ‘Selection Basket’ link and then Download. If the images can’t be downloaded automatically, take a manual option, which will set the file to open in the Clip Organizer when you click Download. Select this option and click OK. 

The images will then be added to the Clip Organizer in the ‘Downloaded Clips’ collection.

1. To add an image to the Clip Organizer, go to File —> ‘Add Clips to Organizer’ —> ‘On My Own’. Browse to find the clip to add. Select it and click ‘Add To’ to choose a collection to add it to or create a new one.
2. Click Add to add the image to the selected collection. Click on the collection, click the drop-down list opposite the clip and select ‘Edit Keywords’. 
3. Once the image is in your clip art collection, in any Office application go to Insert —> ‘Clip Art’, type a keyword to search for and click Go. When the image is returned as a match, click it to insert it into your document.

1. Close all of your applications and programs.

2. Create a folder on your desktop to store retrieved files. Software applications will ask you where you want to put retrieved files. You can designate this as the place.

3. Open a browser and go the Easeus, PC Inspector or Restoration, to name a few. These applications allow you to retrieve deleted items.

4. Download and install one of the software applications that are listed in Step 2. Start the application that you choose to down and install.

5. Point the application in the right direction. Typically these applications ask you a portion of the name of the file you are trying to restore and where it was when it was deleted. Some applications may also ask when the file was last modified and the size of the file.

6. Hit the "Start" or "Scan" button to begin the scan of your hard drive. Indicate you want the restored files in the folder that you created in Step 2.

7. View the files the application finds. Most of the time, the application will begin to display files it has found that match the description that you gave.

1. Place all the ZIP files you want to back up into a folder on your computer.

2. Click "Start" and select "Control Panel." Click "Back up your computer" under the "System and Security" section when in category view.

3. Click "Set up back up," choose a backup destination and click "Next." You can choose an internal drive, an external drive or a location on your network as the destination. Having the backup separate from your internal drive is the best option in case your hard drive fails.

4. Select "Let me choose" and click "Next."

5. Navigate to the folder where you placed your ZIP files and place a checkmark in its box. You can uncheck anything else that is selected. They are not necessary for this process. Click "Next."

6. Click "Change schedule" and choose what schedule, if any, you want this backup to have. Click "OK" to exit out of the "Change schedule" window. Click "Save settings and backup" to begin the process of backing up your ZIP files.

1. Power on your computer. When the black screen appears and lists several BIOS options, press the f11 key on your computer's keyboard. You must press the key within a couple of seconds, or the computer may attempt to load Windows. If you miss pressing the key in time, restart the computer by holding the power button and try it again.

2. Select "System recovery" and click "Next." Click "No" when asked to use "Microsoft System Restore." Click "Next."

3. Select "Back up your files first (recommended) and click "Next." Complete the on-screen instructions.

4. Decide whether you want to recover with or without backing up your files. Once you click "Next," those files will be deleted by the program.

5. Click "Next." Wait for the recovery process to complete and automatically restart your computer.

1. Insert a blank DVD or connect a USB drive to the computer, depending on your preferred storage method.

2. Open the Windows Start menu and type "Backup and Restore" into the Search box. The Backup and Recovery Center will appear in the list of applications, click the entry to launch the utility.

3. Start the back up setup process by selecting the listed option. Select the DVD-ROM or USB drive.

4. Select the "Let Me Choose" option to manually choose which files to back up. Navigate the tree-menu of the files, placing a check mark next to each item you wish to back up. Click "Next" and review the settings.

5. Click "Run backup" to begin backing up the files to the selected disk.