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Please help I accidentally deleted a tab with maybe another 50 sub-tabs. Which means there are around 500-600 notes that I need to re-tag, it's going to take forever! So as i recognized what I had done, I unplugged my internet to prevent it from syncing. The good news is that I checked my online account and in that version all the tabs are still there. My idea was to uninstall evernote on the PC, and then re-install it, in the hopes that it would download the old version of my database off the web. However I tried that, but when I re-installed evernote, it did not download anything. It already had all my notes there already, with the deleted tags still missing. So somehow uninstalling EN did'nt get rid on my local database. What do I do? so that I can get my online database to overwrite my local one?
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I just opened one of my notes on my iPhone, and was trying to copy the note (so I could paste it in a phone IM), but as I was selecting the handles to drag over the text, the Copy/Paste bar popped up and I hit paste inadvertently, and ruined a long text that I really needed to keep. Is there nay way to get my original text back, or to force a revert to the note before these changes took effect? I couldn't find how to 'Undo" changes on the iPhone before it synced with the Evernote server. -
I need help getting back deleted notes. This happened a week or so ago. TLDR: I had a mixup with devices and my basic account. That resulted in me losing my notes. I still have the source .enml files, but can't open them. What do I do? I can't contact support with my basic account, so I'm writing here. --------- I have a basic account, so only 2 devices can be used. My laptop was associated with my account, but the motherboard broke, so I replaced it. That meant that my computer was recognized by Evernote as a new computer. So I removed my old computer, and logged into my new computer. That started me with a blank slate - I lost all my notes and notebooks from the web interface. I went to look on my mac to see if the library source files of the notes were there, and they were! They were not recognized by the Evernote app though. So the raw data is there, but it can't be opened by Evernote, and I've tried to use 3rd party solutions (Mac App: Alternote, Web App: http://enml-editor.ping13.net ) but they don't work. I tried uninstalling evernote, logging back in and out, rebooting, copying files, etc. Nothing works. Can I recover this data from Evernotes servers? How can I contact them without a paid account? --------- My goal: get my notes back. My Hope: I have the data on my desktop My request: how do I open / restore / import / view the source / get the text, etc. of my old notes? Freaked out! Help?
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I am trying to recover a few months of missing log data from last year. Our Evernote data is archived everyday to a server. The archives seem to consist of .exb files, one of which is over 250MB in size. I can't seem to open the .exb files with Evernote. Can anyone help point me in the right direction? -
My desktop version of Evernote crashed this morning and only partially recovered the data in my notebook. All files that were originally created before 2011 are there, but everything else is gone. The good news is that ALL OF MY FILES are still on Evernote Web but I can't figure out how to restore my desktop version from what's on Evernote Web. A simple sync did not make a difference. Can anyone please advise? I've read through what Evernote has shared on their help pages, but everything there points to restoring from a back-up that's already saved to the hard drive - my back-up on my drive did not do the trick (it only partially recovered) while I have no other offline back-up. I need to access what's on Evernote Web and get that onto my hard drive version. FWIW, I haven't opened up Evernote on iOS via my iPhone to see what's there. Thanks in advance for any help. -
I tried to cut and paste an audio file in the Evernote app, and when I hit the paste button it only pasted some text that got caught in the selection and not the audio file. How can I recover the recording? It was an hour long seminar that is highly relevant to the field I'm trying to find work in. -
thankfully this is a hypothetical quesiton if i delete a note from a notebook, then delete it from the trash, then buy evernote premium afterwards, can you recover that note ? thanks -
I recorded a note today; however, to my dismay it must not have saved? How do I recover a discarded note? I found a tip to search here: \Internal storage\Android\data\com.evernote\files\unsaved_notes however, I must not be searching correctly as nothing shows. New to this and appreciate any help.
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I broke the screen on my Samsung S4 and replaced it with a new S4. I downloaded Evernote and logged in to my account but couldn't find a way to restore my notes. I checked my PC and it too had the new version of Evernote and assumed I was a first timer. It didn't have any of my notes. I couldn't find any data files on the PC that looked like Evernote data either. I can access my old phone by plugging it into my PC. Using Windows Explorer, I found my notes there under /com.evernote/files/user-####/notes. Is there some way to retrieve these?
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I have deactivated a business user that has left my company. I made the assumption that the user will not have access to the business notes but that the notes remained with the business. I did not, however, see the instructions that I needed to backup the users notes before deactivating. The notes are lost! Is there a way to recover them?
