What is a file name like NYC14_ (1008_of_88) .cr2 average?

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• What is the file name {0A34A52C-C54F-41B4-961F-0AB8C0D8F2E5}

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• Mail icon is missing from Control Panel, what is the file name?

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• LR can remove a part of a file name by renaming?

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• What are these files (with long names) in my C drive? Example: {463111B4-B045-4CE3-93D2-840FAEF5ABF1}

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• What sign of punctuation is allowed in file names?

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• I get the 'BAD IMAGE' when many *.exe files is available. The error image refers to "BROWSE ~ .dll." What is the correct file name?

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• Are the files $NtUninstallKB83522WXP$ and lots of files with names like KB2566454.log is necessary to keep?

  Original title; These files are needed?

  I hundredes swith of file names such as $NtUninstallKB83522WXP$ and lots of files with names like KB2566454.log. Can they be deleted?

  My system became very slow lately and it's the first timeI saw these files.

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• What are the files with long names, the letters and numbers?

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  Files such that you listed are known to the Windows operating system files - I advise until you know still don't not to tamper with them.

  Folder in which you made to locate these files in?  Is there an extension at the end of the file name?  Example: .dll, .sys, .ini

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• What is the small icon that appears on the left of a file name when you use Explorer?

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• What would be the Windows 7 Installer download file name?

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  You may search for *.iso in Windows Explorer on the desktop.

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• What is a * successful * way to search for files containing a specific word that is not the file name?

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