10-14-2019, 08:31 AM
no, this is not correct. it should only have one ".txt" in it
hash.txt.txt is not the same as hash.txt
in your screenshot it's very obvious that for instance example0.cmd is just listed as "example0" . if you hide the file extension, this can get very confusing. This is your operating system that is configured like that. it's the OS fault or your fault not understanding what your operating system does
hash.txt.txt is not the same as hash.txt
in your screenshot it's very obvious that for instance example0.cmd is just listed as "example0" . if you hide the file extension, this can get very confusing. This is your operating system that is configured like that. it's the OS fault or your fault not understanding what your operating system does