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How do I Restore the 50 tabs I lost on top of my Chrome browser screen?

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2020-04-12T04:43:15+00:00

How do I Restore the 50 tabs I lost on top of my Chrome browser screen?  Where are the restore points on  Windows 10?

What if I did not set up a restore point history.  Is there another way to restore the 50 lost tabs?  Help would be very

appreciated.   Thank you

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-04-12T05:49:23+00:00

    Hi Mark,

    This is Wil, one of the independent advisor, an expert with Windows 10 and a fellow Windows 10 user like you. I understand your concern about restoring 50 tabs on Google Chrome.

    If your Google Chrome crashed or closed all 50 tabs at the same time by closing Google Chrome itself, you may still retrieve it if it is still on the History.

    You may press CTRL+SHIFT+T to reopen the recently closed tabs. If the 50 tabs are your most recently closed, Chrome should open it. You may also click on the three vertical dots on the upper-right part of Chrome and hover your mouse on the History and should see on the list "50 tabs". If there's none, unfortunately, the only way to retrieve them is one at a time on the browsing history (CTRL+H)

    I hope the information I provided will help you. If you need further assistance please do reply back and I will respond as quickly as possible. Have a nice day.

    Thanks,

    Wilfred P.

    Independent Advisor

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-04-12T04:56:56+00:00

    Hi Mark!

    You can try pressing control + shift + T.

    It works on my device. Hope you'll be able to restore your closed tabs.

    Stay safe! :)

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  2. Anonymous
    2020-04-17T07:54:24+00:00

    Hi Wil,

        Did you send me a reply to my question?

       There is a maneuver I'm thinking of trying.  I believe I saw it in Google settings.   If I click

    CTRL+SHIFT+D will that save ALL my open Tabs as bookmarks in a new folder.  Before I try it

    I'm interested to hear your thoughts.  Can I move +50 Tabs into a new bookmark folder by

    clicking CTRL+SHIFT+D ?   Or do you recommend another way to move the tabs to a safe

    harbor.    Thanks Again,

            Mark

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyEBF-_d7A8

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  3. Anonymous
    2020-04-12T07:42:31+00:00

    Hi Anna,

        Thank you so much for your solution.  I will certainly try it first if my tabs vanish again.

    This is what I did as I wrote to Wil.

             Thanks for the help.   I did part of what you recommended.   This is probably the long way.

    I found System Restore and restored to an earlier date.  An error message appeared saying

    it couldn't restore a file because it might have been corrupted in the restoration process.

    I clicked chrome hoping the tabs would appear atop the screen.  The screen opened no tabs.

    I thought do I run restore again for an earlier date.  Like you suggested I opened history, and

    there they were +50 tabs.  I clicked them and they opened at the top of the screen.  I thanked

    God and I Thank You.  If it happens again I'll try your short cut  CTRL+SHIFT+T.  

          There is a maneuver I'm thinking of trying.  I believe I saw it in Google settings.   If I click

    CTRL+SHIFT+D will that save ALL my open Tabs as bookmarks in a new folder.  Before I try it

    I'm interested to hear your thoughts.  Can I move +50 Tabs into a new bookmark folder by

    clicking CTRL+SHIFT+D ?   Or do you recommend another way to move the tabs to a safe

    harbor.    Thanks Again,

            Mark

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-04-12T07:30:01+00:00

    Hi Wil,

        Thanks for the help.   I did part of what you recommended.   This is probably the long way.

    I found System Restore and restored to an earlier date.  An error message appeared saying

    it couldn't restore a file because it might have been corrupted in the restoration process.

    I clicked chrome hoping the tabs would appear atop the screen.  The screen opened no tabs.

    I thought do I run restore again for an earlier date.  Like you suggested I opened history, and

    there they were +50 tabs.  I clicked them and they opened at the top of the screen.  I thanked

    God and I Thank You.  If it happens again I'll try your short cut  CTRL+SHIFT+T.  

          There is a maneuver I'm thinking of trying.  I believe I saw it in Google settings.   If I click

    CTRL+SHIFT+D will that save ALL my open Tabs as bookmarks in a new folder.  Before I try it

    I'm interested to hear your thoughts.  Can I move +50 Tabs into a new bookmark folder by

    clicking CTRL+SHIFT+D ?   Or do you recommend another way to move the tabs to a safe

    harbor.    Thanks Again,

            Mark

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