File formats are the three character extensions that are earmarked at the conclusion of the traditional file name. Knowing the types of file formats that are stored on a flash drive can give you a better inkling of the programs that were used to create the files, allowing you to make sense of the contents of a seemingly inscrutable USB drive. This can be done by tweaking your Windows settings.
Instructions
- Step 1
Insert the drive into the computer.
- Step 2
Right click "Start" and select "Explore."
- Step 3
Click on the drive letter of the USB drive.
- Step 4
Select "Tools," click "Folder Options," select "View" and uncheck "Hide Extensions for Knows File Types."
- Step 5
Press "OK" to view the formats for the files on your flash drive.
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