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For non-essential files, however, using this method should be perfectly safe to try. Uploading important documents to an unknown server is probably not the wisest idea, especially if you’re worried about online privacy. You should make sure to only do this with files that you’re happy to share. In the Save As window, you should be able to change the file type of the saved file below the file name.

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If the software you’re using is designed to allow editing, you can often save or export a file to another format by selecting File > Save or Save As from the software menu.

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For instance, while a PDF can be exported as images, you can’t simply rename a PDF file to the PNG format. It’s easy enough to change a DOCX file to a PDF, or a BIN to ISO, but it’s more complex to change between very different types. This works well with file types that are related. If you want to change a file extension properly, you’ll need to save or export it to another format. Renaming a file type in Windows File Explorer doesn’t change the file’s data and can only work in certain (limited) circumstances. If the process hasn’t worked, rename the file and return it back to the previous extension. Depending on the file extensions used, you should now be able to open the file. Windows Media Player is the default software STUFF on a Windows computer for playing audio files, including MP3 and WAV.Once confirmed, the file extension will be changed and the file will be listed as the new file type in the Type column. When you double-click an audio file, Windows Media Player automatically opens and starts to play it.

Unfortunately, Windows updates or issues related to Windows Media Player or audio codecs can result in seeing the "Server execution failed" error when trying to play an audio file. The error is usually due to corruption with the Windows Media Player program files or the codecs for playing audio files. Back up Windows Media Player playlists and configuration settings To fix the "Server execution failed " error for Windows Media Player, follow the steps in each section below. If you have playlists or other custom configuration settings in Windows Media Player, you first need to back up those playlists and settings. If you don't, your playlists and custom configuration settings are lost as part of the repair process. To back up your playlists and configuration settings, follow the steps below.

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If you do not see the "AppData" folder, you need to adjust the folder settings to show hidden files and folders, see: How to view hidden files and folders in Windows.

In the Media Player folder, press Ctrl+ A, then press Ctrl+ C to select and copy all the files and subfolders.

Go to the Windows desktop and create a new folder named "WMP backup.".

How to quickly get to the Windows desktop.

Uninstall and reinstall Windows Media Player Open the new WMP backup folder and press Ctrl+ V to paste the files from step 3 into the folder. A second Windows Features window opens, showing a progress bar.Click OK in the Windows Features window to start the Windows Media Player uninstall process.In the Windows Features window, scroll down to the Media Features folder, and uncheck its box.In the Run window, type optionalfeatures and press Enter.Press the Windows key+ R to open the Run window.The next step is to uninstall and reinstall Windows Media Player. When the uninstall process is complete, the message "Windows completed the requested changes" is displayed. Restart your computer for the uninstall to fully take effect.Click the Close button, which closes both Windows Features windows.

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Click OK in the Windows Features window start the Windows Media Player install process.In the Windows Features window, scroll down to the Media Features folder, and check its box.Īfter your computer has restarted, open the Windows Features utility again by pressing Windows key+ R to open the Run window, typing optionalfeatures, and pressing Enter.