3. Recover MS Excel File
Whether your particular MS Excel file is corrupted or not, you should try recovering the file by following the steps below. To do so:
- Open the problematic MS Excel file that’s saved on the floppy disk by using the MS Excel application.
- Once the file opened, click on File from the top-left corner.
- Click on Open from the list > Click on Browse and locate the Excel file.
- Make sure to click on it and click on the drop-down arrow of Open.
- Select Open and repair… from the list.
- If prompted, click on Repair to start the process.
- Wait until the process completes.
Please Note: If the repairing process was successful, save that Excel file outside the floppy disk (HDD/SSD) and check if the problem is fixed now or not. If in case, not fixed then you can follow the below steps further.
- Make sure to repeat the same above steps again and select Extract Data rather than choosing to Repair.
- Browse and select a location on your HDD or SSD and wait for the task to complete.
4. Recover MS Word File
The chances are high that if you’re experiencing issues with the MS Word file while moving then follow the possible steps below to fix the Windows 10 Error 0X800706F9 completely.
- Open the MS Word application on your Windows computer.
- Click on File from the top-left corner.
- Click on Open from the expanded menu items > Select Browse.
- Go to your floppy disk and select the problematic MS Word file.
- Set the file type to Recover Text from Any File > Click on Open.
- Once the word file opened in Recovery mode, you can save the file on a location outside your floppy disk (HDD/SSD).
- Finally, check for the issue further.
5. Run CHKDSK Scan
If none of the above methods worked for you, make sure to run the CHKDSK scan on the floppy drive in order to replace the error or some kind of possible bad sectors as well. It’s one kind of utility tool that scans your hard drive sectors completely to find and fix the possible problems automatically. To do that:
- Press Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog box.
- Type cmd in the search box and click on OK to open Command Prompt.
- If prompted by UAC, click on Yes to run it as administrator.
- Once the command prompt window opens, you can type the following command and hit Enter to execute it: [You can either only scan for Windows drive or all drives one by one]
chkdsk C:

- Wait for the process to complete because it may take some time depending on your disk storage.
- Once done, you should close the command prompt window, and reboot your computer.
- Finally, you can check for the Windows 10 Error 0X800706F9 whether it’s fixed or not.
That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For further queries, you can comment below.