If your losses for 2021 were significant then my advice to you is to recreate your 2021 return. Tell the system you're going to paper file and then roll it over into 2022. You said you have all of your supporting documentation as well as access to the 2021 desktop software. That is a better plan then trying to interpret the IRS' version of your return. The other option is to see a tax professional to see what they can get from your transcripts.
Losing computer data is a hassle. Good luck!
@ETub
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