All my files have become LNK s, how can I go back to the correct way to open them?

Landlord,You didn't go into enough detail.,Is it all the files on the desktop or on the hard drive? Are you sure this is the case when you choose how to open it? It would be nice to have a screenshot, but I don't think it's likely!

1. The possible reason is that the computer is infected with a virus, which turns all the original files into hidden attributes, it is recommended to use antivirus software to check and kill first, and the hidden attribute files can be restored with the attrib command of DOS.

2. If it's not a virus, it should be okay to reinstall the original program of these files.

3. Another possibility is that the registry item that controls the shortcut is corrupted. The suffix of the desktop shortcut is. lnk。

The reason why this happens is that it involves changing the registry, which can be done by modifying the registry or creating one. reg fileThe contents of the reg document are as follows, and when you are done, double-click the document to import it into the registry.

hkey_classes_

lnkfile“

hkey_classes_

command”=“c:windows

newlinkhere %1”

Ways to get your lnk file back to normal:It is based on the ink file to find the original location, use ink to open the location of the file, use ink to hide the real location of the file, and use ink to create a file damage artifact.

1. First of all, hit Xiang to block the attributes of the ink file to find the starting location, and contact the other party to send the source file of the location.

2. Use the open file in the properties to highlight the location, or find the file address from the target.

<>4. Finally, the document can be protected by converting it to PDF form or setting the Jinkeyhu password.

In order to. file as an example,...The file is a shortcut to a word document and opens as follows:

1. First of all, find it on your computer desktop. file, and double-click to open it as shown in the image below and proceed to the next step.

2. Secondly, it can also be opened by opening the source file of the shortcut. Right-click. file, then click Properties in its pop-up menu, as shown in the image below, and proceed to the next step.

3. Then, in the pop-up window, click on the "Open File Location" option as shown in the image below and proceed to the next step.

4. Then, the system will automatically jump to the corresponding path and highlight it. The source file of the file, and double-click on the file as shown in the image below, and proceed to the next step.

5. Finally, after completing the above steps, wait for the system to run and the file will be opened successfully, as shown in the figure below.

The lnk file is a shortcut file, and you can use the program to open the file according to the program corresponding to the shortcut.

How to use: 1. First find the ink file in the computer, and enter the properties to see that the file type of the file is "shortcut (.").lnk）”。

2. Exit the properties dialog box and double-click the file directly to open the program installed in the computer corresponding to the shortcut.

3. If you need to create a shortcut to the program in the computer, you can right-click the computer program and click "Send to" in the pop-up options.

4. Then click the "Desktop Shortcut" option in the "Send to" option to generate a shortcut lnk file of the selected program in the desktop.

lnk is a shortcut, that is, the file is linked to other files, use the right click to view the properties, you can see the original file, but if the source file is deleted, you can't open it!

1. The format file is an excel shortcut file.

2. This kind of shortcut file can only be opened on the machine that generated this shortcut.

3. If this file is sent by someone else, or copied in a USB flash drive, it cannot be opened on this machine. Because it's not the file itself, it only serves a pointing function.

4. Solution: If this file is sent by someone else, you can ask the sender to resend the original file pointed to by this shortcut. If this file comes through a USB flash drive, you can only re-copy the original file pointed to by this shortcut, and it can be opened normally.

lnk is the suffix for the shortcut.

You can open the folder, select the tool in the toolbar on the top Folder Options, View, Remove, Hide known file suffix, and then change it to the correct excel file suffix.

Pro, jpg is the format of **.

lnk is the format of the shortcut.

If your current file shows that. This is the shortcut.

If the source file is not available, the shortcut cannot be opened.

ink is the suffix of the shortcut, which contains only the path to the original file it points to. Let's see how big this file is.,If it's a few k.,Give it up.,That's when it was transferred to the mailbox, the original file was not uploaded.,Only the shortcut to the person.。

This is a shortcut, it can point to any file, so how it opens also depends on the type of file it is pointing to, you should right-click on the shortcut, select the properties at the bottom, and see what file it points to.

An LNK file is a file that is used to point to other files, such as programs. These files are often referred to as shortcut files. Usually it is placed on the desktop as a shortcut. to make it easier for users to quickly call its extension. lnk

If you can't find the original file, you can't open it.

The mailbox cannot open the lnk file directly.

An lnk file is a type of file that is used to point to other files. These files are often referred to as shortcut files, and they are usually placed on the hard disk as a shortcut to make it easy for the user to quickly call up.

If it is caused by a virus on the mobile phone, the next USB disk can open a normal file by killing the virus.

If you have an LNK file on your computer, it is a file that is used to point to other files (e.g., programs). These files are often referred to as shortcut files. Usually it is placed on the desktop as a shortcut. to make it easier for users to quickly call its extension. lnk

If the link is normal, double-click the file to open normally.