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How to display file extensions in Windows 10
1. Introduction
2. Show file extensions in Windows 10
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Introduction
The file extension identifies the file type. If you are an experienced Windows user, it is easy for you to identify the file type. Because it is very important to see the file extension to identify the type of file you are trying to open from a security point of view.
Even in the latest version of the Windows operating system - Windows 10, file extensions of known file types associated with certain software installed on your computer are always hidden by default.
More advanced Windows 10 users who want to keep their files and data under control can disable the "Hide extensions for known file types" feature.
Show file extensions in Windows 10
In this tutorial, we will show you how to display file extensions.
1. Open the Desktop Control Panel, by tapping Control Panel in the Windows 10 search bar.
2. Click on “Appearance and Personalisation” option
3. Click on “Show Hidden Files and Folders” in the Options group of the File Explorer.
4. Then, uncheck the box “Hide extensions for known file types”, then click Apply and OK.
5. Once the changes are saved, you will be able to see all the file extensions in your Microsoft Windows 10 operating system.
