hey Sup Forums found this file on a usb cant be opened with notepad and it cant be deleted because the filename is too long it also cant be renamed no Idea how i've come to posses it. Thoughts?
Hey Sup Forums found this file on a usb cant be opened with notepad and it cant be deleted because the filename is too...
Brandon Cruz
Elijah Ramirez
try different file explorers
Ryder Powell
deleting it isnt the problem I want to know what it is I could just format the disk if I wanted to
Aaron Flores
Slap the file on your phone. Use a file manager to rename. Move back to computer and work with it from there.
Process would be simplified if you had a computer with Linux installed.
Gabriel Brown
open with WinRAR and check that shit
Evan Lee
I run dual so its no biggie but I'm just interested to see what it is I'm poking at it with a few things but its not giving anything up
Jaxon Sanders
This
Also this file is like a megabyte in size so it's probably any of the following ones
.exe
.bin
.dat
.zip
.mp3 (maybe)
and .jpg or .png (oversized)
Levi Adams
tried winrar it failed
Connor White
Strange that it's just 2 blocks that won't rename the file. Umm try copying the text and post it here like what does it say?
Noah Sullivan
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Michael Garcia
just tried to post it thats what happened
text pasted here:
Jose Collins
google translateor
William Rivera
here
Nathaniel Smith
It's two blocks because it's probably a corrupted file and Windows is merely making the best effort interpretation of the corrupt filename.
When filenames get too long you can't simply rename it normally, or at least outside of the dos prompt. Even then, if the folder path also adds too much to the filename, you might not even be able to move it to a shorter path
I forgot how to get around this but I know it's possible
Gabriel Fisher
>like a megabyte
it says 4865 KB
are you fucking retarded?
Angel Collins
I've already explained how to rename it to make it more manageable in windows....
Jackson Walker
Juan Sanders
It's usually not just the filename though, op is gonna have to move the file to a shorter folder structure. People who have 15 nested long ass folder names are annoying little cunts
Robert Thompson
We are talking about moving the file here.. Not the whole folder structure. He can place it on his desktop or in x: after the rename if he wanted to. Try and pay attention.
Ryan Collins
OP open the file in a Hex Editor and post the results
Cooper Allen
hex editor results
Juan Sanchez
Thats because its a mac drive... Get a file Explorer that can read it or toss it on a linux distro like ive said like 15 times already...
Nolan Adams
Get the "Take Ownership" reg file on google or something, left-click take ownership, then try renaming it
Austin Smith
try uploading it to a file converter, and change it to the file extensions listed a few min ago:
Sebastian Morris
Nice trips fag
Dominic Lewis
>4865 kb
>Doesn't know how much in a thousand kb is in a mb
Do you even math?