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In the search box on the taskbar, type file explorer, and in the search results, select File Explorer. In File Explorer under View, in the Show/hide group, select the File name extensions check box.

Viewing the file extension of a single file Right-click the file. Select the Properties option. In the Properties window, similar to what is shown below, see the Type of file entry, which is the file type and extension. In the example below, the file is a txt file with a . txt file extension.

You can open the NAMES with any text editor. If you use Windows, you can open it with Notepad and if you use macOS, you can open it with TextEdit. Both programs are bundled with their respective operating systems.

Any file that starts with ?~$? is a temporary file created by the Windows Operating System. This file will be deleted after a specified set of operations on the original file that was requested has been completed.

The DOCX and DOC file extensions are used for Microsoft Word documents, part of the Microsoft Office Suite of software. DOCX/DOC files are used to store word processing data. DOCX is part of Microsoft Office Open XML specification (also known as OOXML or OpenXML) and was introduced with Office 2007.

How to turn on hidden filename extensions in Windows Open File Explorer (open any folder). Click the View tab. Select "File name extension" Optionally, you can enable Hidden items. Filename extensions will now be visible.

By default, they are not displayed, but in Windows 11 you can easily show file extensions from the new View menu. Open the Explorer (Windows key + E or from the taskbar) Click on View. Choose Show. Select File name extensions.

A file's filename extension shows what type of file it is and what apps can open it. Filename extensions are usually hidden in macOS, but if you find them useful, you can show them. If extensions are hidden, macOS still opens files with the proper apps.