My laptop crashed one month ago. The HDD has not been damaged and I can read it from my new laptop.  However, I'd like to restore my unsaved tabs in Notepad++, but can't find them back; I can't even find in which path they were stored. I found the config.xml file stating that RememberLastSession was set to yes, but nothing else.  Can anyone help me with this?  Thanks a lot  pp  EDIT: Thanks, but I've read this thread before posting and could not find the folders specified in the thread. As the flag RememberLastSession was turned on, could you tell me in which file the path is stored?
I had to immediate shut down, and I lost about 20 unsaved tabs, is there any way to recover these?
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