Why in Windows is the default to hide file extensions for known file types? Some of the other annoying default folder options I can sort of understand - you don’t want Joe Newbie deleting important files. But how does hiding file extensions help?
Why in Windows is the default to hide file extensions for known file types? Some of the other annoying default folder options I can sort of understand - you don’t want Joe Newbie deleting important files. But how does hiding file extensions help?