

The person who asks the original question should only mark a reply as the "Answer" if it actually solves the problem. Unfortunately, many of the people who participate in the "Microsoft Community" do not fully understand the various options provided by the forum software.įor example, many folks mark a reply to their original question as the "Answer" even though it may just be a request for more information. What does this mean? Where is the RDimick LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012ĭo not understand this "Most Helpful Reply": "Please provide answer to me COMMUNITY". IrfanView can viewĪ wide range of image file formats and can often detect the type of file even if the file extension is not correct. If you are convinced that the files are not damaged, you can download free IrfanView ( ) and attempt to open the files using that program. If some *.jpg files work properly in Windows Photo Viewer but other *.jpg files do not, then the problem is likely with the files - they are probably damaged or were renamed to have the *.jpg extension even though they are not really *.jpg files. If you don't see the "menu bar" with File, Edit, View, Tools, Help, pres the ALT key and these menus will appear.ĭo the files that are giving you the error message have the. In the list of "Advanced settings" make sure that the box to "Hide extensions for known file types" is NOT checked and click OK. In Windows Explorer (the file manager, not Internet Explorer), click Tools, then click Folder Options, then select the "View" tab.


Are these files that you used to be able to view or are they new JPG files?
