OK, I've found a solution for myself, it's blunt, but it does seem to work. During testing it seems the Document Recovery pane has returned. and I'm not actually sure this is entirely reliable. I'm still trying to find how to disable Document Recovery completely on a crash. You can disable AutoSave, which helps with recovering files you didn't want to keep when Excel is closed unexpectedly, for example if you kill it with Task Manager or during a power cut, but it doesn't prevent Excel recovering crashed files when it justĬrashes randomly. So you could feasibly end up with an infiniteĬrash loop if the crash is caused when the document opens. Excel now simply opens the recovered file automatically after a crash.
One very important thing to bear in mind is that this doesn't disable auto-recover on crash, it just disables the Document Recovery pane. Manually delete the key through RegEdit if you don't want it any more. Then double-click the file to load the key into the Registry. (Note that the following is for Excel 2010, if you have Excel 2013 change 14.0 to 15.0, and it still works) You need to create a Registry file (just a text file saved as.
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