SHOW FILE EXTENSIONS IN FILE EXPLORER

    Microsoft hides file extensions by default, which makes life difficult for people who need to look for specific types of files, like JPEGs and JPGs. To see file extensions in File Explorer, do the following:

  1. Go to the Search bar at the bottom of the screen, and type in File Explorer Options, and click it. (There are a number of other ways to get here too, but that one seems fastest.)
  2. In the window that pops up, click the View tab.
  3. Check the box that says 'file name extensions'. You should now see file extensions for all files in the File Explorer.

    You can also use the File Explorer Options menu to choose to show empty drives, hidden files and folders in windows, by checking the tab 'hidden files'.

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