load error cannot read file
ı cant load my score
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| op 2 no 1.mscz | 7.89 KB |
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ı cant load my score
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| op 2 no 1.mscz | 7.89 KB |
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Search for MuseScore backup file https://musescore.org/en/handbook/file-formats#msczcomma
In reply to Search for MuseScore backup… by Shoichi
ı search, there is no backup file :(
In reply to ı search, there is no backup… by Tayfur Can Ergin
Include as much of the following information
Version/revision of MuseScore you are using (e.g. version 2.1)
Operating system being used (e.g. Windows 7, macOS 10.12 or Ubuntu 14.04)
If you use Windows look in Virtual drives or do a search for all created / modified files.
See: 2. Autosaved version
https://musescore.org/en/node/52116
In reply to Include as much of the… by Shoichi
version 2.1 and Windows 10 but when ı save score it was 2.0.3 . is there any way to open this file ?
In reply to version 2.1 and Windows 10… by Tayfur Can Ergin
For my limited knowledge this file is empty, but there is certainly a security copy, the name of the file is something like
(Make hidden folders visible)
In reply to For my limited knowledge… by Shoichi
I looked here, these are empty
This file is broken beyond repair, it still has a valid zip header, but after that it is all zeroes.
If you last saved tzhat file with 2.0.3, if got be broken since then, it you just recently opened and saved it with 2.1, then there will be a (hidden!) backup file ".op 2 no 1.mscz,' Or there was a crash involved, you'd find some other temp backup file.
In reply to This file is broken beyond… by Jojo-Schmitz
so how can ı solve this error
In reply to so how can ı solve this error by Tayfur Can Ergin
Other than the advice you've been giveb already? Take a backup you created yourself, in a different folder, on a different drive, in some cloud service or on MuseScore.com. If you don't, you should seriously consider using this in the future, for any file you don't want to risk losing.