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how to open a .pif file ?

boyz

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hey guys i recieve a small file with the extention .pif and i would like to know how to open it. Thanks
 
it's not a virus, no virus is 750 mb big unless it plans to infect all the pc in the world. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: boyz
hey guys i recieve a small file with the extention .pif and i would like to know how to open it. Thanks

it's not a virus, no virus is 750 mb big unless it plans to infect all the pc in the world.


What's a big file then?
 
The reason you were told that it was a virus, is because there was a virus going around probably a little over a month ago, that had ".pif" attachments, claiming to be from "Microsoft."

But as to answer your question, no idea, sorry.




KeyserSoze
 
Originally posted by: boyz
it's not a virus, no virus is 750 mb big unless it plans to infect all the pc in the world. 🙂

Real PIF files are usually around 1-2Kb...
 
Originally posted by: jonmullen
What are real PIF files used for?


A .pif file is used to start a program written for MS-DOS within Windows, and can also be used to configure a unique environment for individual MS-DOS-based programs that run in MS-DOS mode.

Link.

They are little more than shortcuts really.
 
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