Failed to read text files in Windows vista

Hello, I had to remove a hardrive and install it as a secondary hardrive in another computer (my work horse). I can't read the text files they look incrypted all belong. photos look fine cannot test the music but I guess that's good because the photos look fine to me even if I tried to copy or move files successfully, so I think that there is some kind of security issue here I need to understand. It started because of a defect of card mother hp slimline and the customer is not able to buy a third computer. My goal is to copy the data on the Flash drive and just copy the files on him another computer. I need help with what I am an old person xp to the rebels to leave the mountain. Thank you for giving your time to read this. Oh yes, I'll leave the porch lights on!

DKB

You don't have the program installed on your computer so that these files were written in.

Check their file extension.

See you soon.

Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

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