Jpg Files And .mov Files Which Cannot Be Opened.?
Posted by benny in FreeWare on July 4th, 2009 | 4 responses
I have a number of jpg files and .mov files which I can see as non-pictured thumbnails, but I cannot open them.
Any idea what recovery software or techniique I can use?
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Somehow they have become corrupted. You won’t be able to open them.
never heard of that problem?
the only thing i can think of is your pc settings got screwed up some how. maybe you need to associate the file.
1. Open Windows Explorer and select the file that you’re having trouble with, by left clicking once on it.
2. Press and hold the Shift key as you right-click the file once.
3. From the pop-up menu, choose “Open With” to display the Open With dialog box.
4. Choose the program you want to associate with the selected file type. You can choose the “Always” option if you want the system to always use this new association. Select OK to reassign the association.
Please note: If you re-associate a file with a given extension like .doc, .gif, .txt, etc. from that point on, all files with the same extension will use the new association.
I believe the .mov is a RealPlayer or QuickTime file not Windows Media.
those extensions are unassociated. The jpg files can be opened by associating them with any web browser. Just right click the file and use the open with option. Select any web browser… or MS paint.
The .mov is more complicated. you need additional software for these such as windows media player… also needs to be the right version.
Hi,
Its a file association problem. Go to folder options from explorer menu. Select file types and associate particular software for those files. simple. if you want further information: mail:::: mohan@indiagda.com