I lost a controller cs file in ASP.NET MVC , can there is any way to recover this.

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I was working on asp.net project MVC , in visual studio 2017 express when suddenly my computer crashes. after I restart the computer. I start Visual studio and I find that 1 controller class file to be completely empty. it contained more than 1600 lines of codes before the class. is there anyway i can recover that file?

please help me

What I have tried:

no idea to do any because this is unexpected accident

Posted 20-Mar-19 20:25pm

sayli1995

Updated 20-Mar-19 23:15pm

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ZurdoDev 21-Mar-19 9:19am

Do you have source control? Was there custom code in it? If not, you can have it regenerated.

Richard Deeming 21-Mar-19 10:26am

NB: A controller with > 1600 lines of code sounds like a bad design. There must be a way to break some of that code out into smaller classes, preferably following the single responsibility principal. :)

sayli1995 22-Mar-19 2:28am

Thanks sir ,
i appreciate your comments , i am a student and i am learning with this
this a perches system and its include 37 views with data transaction ,
but thanks your valuable instructions i will be follow this in my next project

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2019-03-20T23:15:00

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Do you use an online backup system? If not then your source file is probably impossible to recover. You could try one of the many free disk recovery systems, such as AOMEI[^], to see if it can find the original text.

Posted 20-Mar-19 23:15pm

Richard MacCutchan