Computer Files Question?
359479
double click My Computer; on  View Menu, click folder Options; click View tab; in Advanced Settings box, click Show All Files and then click OK.
1085159
Hi,\n\nYou will need a file recovery program. Here are a few that are free.
1129863
should be a filter that shows the . and .. files\n\nlook in your settings
210407
Depends on the file type, how it was saved, etc. I would advise you find the file type and search the web for an answer or give more details when you post here.
531459
Yes theoretically its possible.\n\nBut you will need to be able to identify the files in your PC and decide whether they are system files or not. You will also need to be able to go through the several hundred entries in your registry and decide if some of them need to be removed.\n\nThis is so daunting a task that practically it would not be possible.
751880
I'm going to assume that your using Windows Explorer...If this is the case then Go to My Computer then Local Drive, By default it is called C:\n\nIf this is the case you will see the all the main folders stored on the C: Drive\n\nOr if you don't like clicking things you may type C: into the address bar in Windows Explorer\n\nP.S Windows explorer is the program that is used when you open my computer and as such, to view your files stored on your computer
427222
There is a folder called Temporary Internet files.  Maybe in documents & settings within the c drive.
238106
Use a program like CCleaner to clear all of your junk files, it will also clear those files you're taling about.  I posted a link in the sources for you.
190001
Here is 2 free programs to convert your files\n\nhttp://www.freewarefiles.com/program_6_226_17908.html\n\nhttp://www.freewarefiles.com/program_6_226_17383.html
805166
There are a number of programs advertised on the Internet to do this specific thing.  I would check with either/both Tucows.com and Download.com and see what they and various users recommend.  You can then probably download a trial version to undelete your files, or worst case, pay a small shareware fee to make a good progam work.
452499
try going under start, then search and searching by file name and then deleting everything that is associated with it. just make sure it's not a program that you need.
296851
Are you sure they are deleted? These files are in C:&#92;windows&#92;system32 folder as applications mshearts.exe and sol.exe
517671
Yes, you can.  When you have windows installed there should be some folder in the hard drive where windows files are (I'm not speculating, I've seen it).  Just find it and drag 'n drop.
829632
Right Click on that file and pick DELETE.  \n\nGood luck and Happy Computing!
712843
Use a floppy disk or a CD(use a burner).You could also send yourself or somebody else an e-mail Whit the files attached and then just retrieve when you have your new computer set up.
834967
Goto a normal folder.\n\nTools > Folder Options > File Types Tab\n\nChange the rm file extension to whatever you need
149667
No doubt... is a temporal file. No idea of what program must be using it, though. You can delete it, send it to the recycle bin and keep it there for a while. If you don't have problems with any program then it is not needed (since it was a temporal from the beggining) and you can empty your recycle bin...\n\n(All of this if you're using Microsoft Windows, of course)