I have beeen having similar problems, when I tried to extract my first file using Vista it told me it didn't recognize the file type. I then guessed at the type and I was wrong; but the system changed every file in the folder to my guessed file type. How do I get back to where I can extract these files.
I also tried downloading WinZip and on a different folder it changed all the files to a setup file for winzip. I was then told I didn't have admin priviledges so I needed to contact someone with priviledges to be able to download WinZip. When I first downloaded WinZip it started to work and let me pick a file to extract but I think it tried to open it in IE v7 and screen started flashing. I had to do a crash type shutdown to stop the problem. Any suggestions as how to correct the problem and get me to be the admin with all priviledges?
"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 15:06:00 -0700, Max de Winter > <MaxdeWinter[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > > > I have been trying to open a dowloaded file. When I tried to doubleclicking > > the screen started flashing. I had to other option to restart the computer. I > > found it was a zipped file so loaded down a winzip file. When I tried to > > unzip the file I found the system did not recognise the file. It is a pgn > > file. Where can I find a program that opens pgn files without having to load > > down other items that I already have on my computer eg Disc defrag etc. > > > "Pgn" stands for "portable game notation," and it's a standard format > for files containing the moves of chess games. Lots of chess software > can open it, and some is freeware. Google pgn viewer to find some > choices. > > -- > Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User > Please Reply to the Newsgroup >
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