In general, if you don't make any changes, your computer system will have a default file format. What kind of file type do you create? What kind of file is your file. Can't you change the type of a file? Of course. Next, I'll introduce the specific steps of how to change a file type. Let's have a look at them together.
Change the file type first step: find a file to modify the file type. Since you want to change the file type of a file, find the file first. Because you want to change the file, the operation must be performed in the resource manager, so you need to find the file you want to operate in the file manager first. Change the file type step 2: display the extension of the file type. Generally, the file we create will hide its format extension. To change the file type, we need to display the format extension of that file first. Directly click the tool in the menu bar above explorer, and select the folder option. In the folder options dialog box, select view option, and then apply it to the folder. In advanced settings, cancel the "hide extension of known file type" box, and then click OK.
Change the file type step 3: rename the modified file type. After the extension of the folder to be modified is displayed, you can right-click to select Rename, delete the original file format, negotiate the extension of the format you want to modify, and click enter. You will be prompted whether to change the file type. Click OK.
It should be noted that changing the type of a file may cause a file to fail to open, which is also a way to hide the file.