I have seen some of my friends having difficulty in opening a file with unknown extension. For most of them it’s a virus, for some of them it is alien, but we know that it’s just some file extension which they haven’t seen before. Even if you know what the file is about, it’s still difficult for you to figure out which application will open it. If you’re lucky enough you can open it with applications like Open Freely which is capable of opening almost any file types itself (A very handy all-in-one application). If you don’t have applications like open freely then you can check this tutorial out: How To Open Unknown File Extensions. If you are still confused then you can visit FileInfo. FileInfo is a web service that lets you search for details regarding a file extension. It has a database of thousands of file types and detailed information for each of them. With the detailed information FileInfo also provides a list of programs which are capable of opening the particular file extension in all the operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X, Ubuntu, Mint, and all Linux operating systems.
How To Use FileInfo Search For Finding Info For A File Type
FileInfo has a very simple interface, which makes it easy for users to search for their file extensions. The left contains a list of most common file types like text files, data files, audio files, video files, and much more. FileInfo also displays the most searched extension of the week and that day. You can search for the file type from the search box located at the top left corner of the screen. After you have entered you file extension for searching. The file description of that particular file extension will be displayed to you. Just below the detailed information a list of programs that are capable of opening that particular file type will also be displayed.
There are many ways of finding the correct application for opening unknown file type, but this is by far the simplest and easiest way.via[techyfuzz]
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