JPEG format to DSCF???
kanou39
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Hello,
I have a little issue since I did a complete cleanup of my PC due to viruses and trojans.
Everything is fine now except that when I import photos onto my PC, they are no longer in JPEG but in DSCF format, and even those installed earlier have changed format. How can I solve this problem?
Knowing that I haven't changed the formatting of my device, and I import via the memory card reader!!!
Thanks to anyone who can provide information
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The joys of computing!!!
I have a little issue since I did a complete cleanup of my PC due to viruses and trojans.
Everything is fine now except that when I import photos onto my PC, they are no longer in JPEG but in DSCF format, and even those installed earlier have changed format. How can I solve this problem?
Knowing that I haven't changed the formatting of my device, and I import via the memory card reader!!!
Thanks to anyone who can provide information
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The joys of computing!!!
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0
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Hi Kanou39,
I'm not sure... But try this:
Open your Windows Explorer (Windows + E)
In the Tools menu -> Folder Options, tab "View", uncheck the box "Hide extensions for known file types"
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--Thank you for responding so quickly, but don't you have another way to get there, because I couldn't find it!!!
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Sure thing, Kanou, tell me where you're stuck in my process. ;)
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- a simple thing, since I'm not good with computers, it's the Windows Explorer (window + e)
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Ok !!!
The "Windows" key is the one that has a small window icon like Microsoft (usually located at the bottom left of the keyboard between "Ctrl" and "Alt"). So you hold down this key and press the "e" key. There you go!
If you can't do it, right-click on the "start" menu (at the bottom left of the screen) and click on "Explorer."
See you later and good luck!
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