picture.jpg.vbs
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!!! PLEASE HELP !!!
Resenty more and more (now all) of my pictures(.jpg) have dissapeard. Windows just renames them & puts a .vbs in front of them (ex: aa.jpg -> aa.jpg.vbs) & they become 11.8kB large & renaming them dose NOT help.
Are they lost FOREVER ???
Can i recover them ???
How can i prevent this ???
Is it win2000 or the harddisc ???
(my *.mp3 files get that way too but the original dont get delited. I just get a copy *.mp3.vbs in the same catalog)
!!! PLEASE HELP !!!
Resenty more and more (now all) of my pictures(.jpg) have dissapeard. Windows just renames them & puts a .vbs in front of them (ex: aa.jpg -> aa.jpg.vbs) & they become 11.8kB large & renaming them dose NOT help.
Are they lost FOREVER ???
Can i recover them ???
How can i prevent this ???
Is it win2000 or the harddisc ???
(my *.mp3 files get that way too but the original dont get delited. I just get a copy *.mp3.vbs in the same catalog)
!!! PLEASE HELP !!!
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Odd.
I´m not sure but isn´t VBS a Visual basic extension?, do you have it installed?
If so, maybe VB renamed the JPEG´s.
Otherwise, I think it´s "just" a matter of removing the VBS extension from the files, then it should work as normal.
The best defense against the atom bomb is not to be there when it goes off.
I´m not sure but isn´t VBS a Visual basic extension?, do you have it installed?
If so, maybe VB renamed the JPEG´s.
Otherwise, I think it´s "just" a matter of removing the VBS extension from the files, then it should work as normal.
The best defense against the atom bomb is not to be there when it goes off.
do you have antivirus software?
maybe it is the antivirus software renaming files to keep them from opening if they are infected...
or...maybe it is just a virus...renaming the files.
you can go to <A HREF="http://housecall.antivirus.com/" target="_new">http://housecall.antivirus.com/</A> and scan your computer for viruses...and i think that it might be able to clean the files if they are repairable.
this is an odd problem...
-DAvid
-Live, Learn, then build your own computer!-
maybe it is the antivirus software renaming files to keep them from opening if they are infected...
or...maybe it is just a virus...renaming the files.
you can go to <A HREF="http://housecall.antivirus.com/" target="_new">http://housecall.antivirus.com/</A> and scan your computer for viruses...and i think that it might be able to clean the files if they are repairable.
this is an odd problem...
-DAvid
-Live, Learn, then build your own computer!-
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