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My whole folder of Musecore files is gone and they all disappeared on recent files too. I can't recall deleting them and they're just gone??? I mean forever ago I had deleted a copy of Musecore I had for some reason but I still had the files, now everything of muscore is gone.
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Are you saving to the cloud?
In reply to Are you saving to the cloud? by Asher S.
No, I am not, only to my computer. Was there an option for both?
In reply to No, I am not, only to my… by djcassvaldez1
MU4, or 3? It is an option for 3, but not as simple and requiring a screen click every time.
In reply to MU4, or 3? It is an option… by Asher S.
Musecore 4
In reply to Musecore 4 by djcassvaldez1
Sign in in the accounts tab on the app, and it will ask you whether you want to save online. Or go to file > save online.
So, does the app show the files you want in the recent scores?
In reply to Sign in in the accounts tab… by Asher S.
Well I don't have the option to save online I think without a score, but there's nothing in recent scores as of currently, and finding the musecore folder in my files even, it is empty.
In reply to Sign in in the accounts tab… by Asher S.
And oh yeah, when I went to restart my computer, I saw the recent files below, but upon clicking them they said they're not there anymore, now they don't show up at all. of course not existing
In reply to And oh yeah, when I went to… by djcassvaldez1
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Sorry, I can’t deal with this, it’s too emotional 😭.
In reply to ends this thread and… by Asher S.
I know, pain, at the very least some of the projects actually cared about I sent as separate pdfs of instruments to people and sent videos to others, so really it'll just retake me hours of work, as half of files were just kinda pointless, I mean I hardly remember most. I am just really lucky my actual good projects are on guitar pro 8. But yeah anyways, I think I am just going to buy Sibelius or something that won't freak the fuck out, I distrust Musecore forever now, that and my computer. Thanks for trying to help though, appreciate it.
In reply to I know, pain, at the very… by djcassvaldez1
I hope someone else can help. At least there are locatable pdfs somewhere. That’s the whole point of music engraving, isn’t it? But, in the future, try saving to the cloud, and possibly a backup to your computer.
In reply to I hope someone else can help… by Asher S.
Things just don't disappear. What OS?
In reply to Things just don't disappear… by bobjp
"Things just don't disappear. What OS?"
Under some circumstances things can just disappear. Some years ago I had a work colleague you could "disappear" complete folders - without choosing "Delete'.
After watching this colleague for a while, it turned out that too-rapid dragging with the mouse was moving the entire folder so that it was then embedded as a sub-folder in the visually adjacent folder...
In reply to And oh yeah, when I went to… by djcassvaldez1
The listed files that you see when you start MuseScore are just a list of links to your files to make it easier and quicker to access the most recently used scores.
This list can be deleted, but the files will remain.
Have you looked in your documents folder using your file manager? Or use "File open" (Ctrl+O resp. Cmd+O on Mac) and navigate to your score's folder.
Under Windows it is:
bobjp wrote: > Things just don't disappear. Which operating system?
Correct! And they don't disappear regardless of the operating system.
In reply to Did you look with your file… by HildeK
If you remember one of the names of a score, you can run a search of your hard drive for it.
I asked for OS because it makes a difference how you look for something.
If you don't remember the title, why not just search for *.mscz files?
I agree with others, files just not disappear but I've experienced the same mentioned above that I unintentionally moved a folder. Then clicking the icon in MuseScore won't help.
By the way, I don't use the MuseScore online save option but automatically make numerous back ups, OneDrive because I'm using Microsoft, on three external SSDs and my RAID server. The "local" backup software scan my computer for changes and save changed files cyclically. At first on SSD1 and 10 minutes later a new scan and save on SSD2 and do on. It's not specifically set up for MuseScore but for my work and works fine. I've not lost any data/files for years.
However, any backup system is only as good as the user because if you don't regularly save your work, Ctrl+S, the file remains unchanged, hence nothing to backup.