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FileCure will Repair File Extensions and Open Your Files!
Do a fast and easy scan with FileCure to see how you can open a variety of files
FileCure will thoroughly scan your PC to see which file formats your software currently does not support, and direct you to the necessary programs. You can also use FileCure's drag-and-drop feature to scan individual files to help open them.
| Download | Product | Size | Platforms |
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| ParetoLogic FileCure | 2.18 MB |
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Download your free scan...
Click the "Instant Scan" link and a standard File Download message (sample shown below) window will appear. Follow the instructions that best suit the browser you are using:
- If you are using Internet Explorer as your browser, a browser Security Warning dialog box displays like the sample shown below. You will need to click Run to install the application.
- or
- If you are using Firefox as your browser, you will be directed to save the application "to disk"
(we recommend that you save the application to your desktop).
If you choose to save the application, we recommend that you save it to your desktop and initiate the free scan using the desktop icon. Should you choose not to save the application, you may simply initiate the free scan by clicking the "Run" button on the File Download Window.
Internet Explorer File Download Message
Firefox File Download Message
FileCure Setup Wizard — Works like magic!
Once the FileCure installer file has downloaded, give permission for the Setup Wizard to launch by clicking the "Next" button. Continue following the Setup Wizard to complete the full FileCure installation process.
FileCure Setup Wizard
FileCure Application Desktop Icon
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What is a file extension?
A file extension is the few letters after the name of the file. It tells the computer what the file is, and how to open it.
Testimonials
"I manage a community newsletter, and my writers would always send me strange files I couldn't open. One got fed up and got me FileCure. Well – it worked. Nice program!"
Randy Niels,
Florida
