why my files showing dim?


  1. comptech
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    why my files showing dim?


    See this image i uploaded why this files shows in dim?...
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  3. comptech
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    Thanks for the reply...
    but i already did this option still no use!!!!!!
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  4. Prithvi
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    comptech said:
    Thanks for the reply...
    but i already did this option still no use!!!!!!
    Then it surely is a virus. Do a Full scan. And did you put that "~$" in the beginning for every file?
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  6. Boozad
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    They're temporary files made when the proper files are saving. Not sure why they're still there.
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  7. comptech
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    @prithvi
    Run full scan with no virus!!!!
    @boozad
    ya thought of that because when i working with file it showed up dim... after i save it goes from there.. but now when i not even use that files it showed up dim...
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  8. Boozad
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    Delete them then, you don't need them. Check the master files still open correctly after deletion, if not then restore them from the Recycle Bin.
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  10. comptech
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    @BOOZAD
    ya i tried it i deleted every thing that is dim.. even after that the files open good...thank you so much boozad... for your time...
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  11. Boozad
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    You're welcome. I'm not sure why the temporary files didn't auto delete when the master file had saved though, see if it happens again and let us know.
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  12. comptech
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    Yes ofcourse...
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