Maintaining your personal computers is a tiresome task to do. Aside from keeping it clean, it also includes virus and malware scanning, maximizing storage capacity, and fixing registry problems. And one of those registry problems that usually our Windows OS experienced is the File Extension PVM that is somehow quite difficult to fix.This is because there are only two applications that use a File Extension PVM. One of which was developed by Optical Storage Technology or commonly known as OSTA, which manages digital content including music, video and images using XML format.

The second one is used by Hewlett-Packard’s Image Zone software. When installed in your PC and activated, it generates a File Extension PVM by automatically renaming image files read from CDs or digital devices like .jpg to .pvm for viewing purposes. After such, files of PVM extension are then stored on an album in XML format that contains information about the images it stores. It mostly appears in your as “album.pvm” or “index.pvm”. It is primarily use for copying images into media devices like CDs and DVDs.

Aside from what had mentioned above, other digital devices such as printers and digital cameras can also generate PVM File Extension. In addition, you may also use Photosmart software in viewing files of PVM extension.

Here is another concept for you on file extension. Today I will be introducing the not so famous File Extension PES. Maybe most of you have heard it for the first time here and probably don’t know about it.

Well not so many articles were written about File Extension PES on computer books and computer magazines. Only a few can be found over the Internet and most of them were just short write-ups. PES is an Embrid Emroidery File Format. It actually contains codes and instructions for creating embroideries with a sewing machine.

The File Extension PES was created by PE-Design software. It was initially used by a Brother sewing machine and later used by Babylock and Bernina embroidery machines. So what programs can open PES files? Some of which includes StudioPlus, Embird Suite and BuzzXplore or BuzzEdit.

Probably most of you who had been dealing with software had never heard or seen the file extension EMZ in your everyday life. Well I myself had never heard of it before until today. So as not to become naïve, I had done some research.It was just actually a Windows compressed file. These file extension EMZ are zipped or compressed image files of EMF format. Microsoft had developed such format to be used as image files in Microsoft Office Applications such as Microsoft Word and Microsoft Visio. The application tool used to compressed and decompressed EMZ files is called GZIP.

There are many ways to open an EMZ file extension such as using GZIP as I have mentioned above. Others had done it in unconventional ways like renaming its extension to .GZ and open it with WinRar. Another is the popular copy the file and paste it on a blank MS Word document. I tell you these stuff works.

Let me share you this situation I’ve observe with my friend who is a non-computer literate. And this observation is the same also for those who know a little about computers. When you see them furious or angry in front of the computer, there natural reaction is to slap the monitor, bang the mouse or turn the keyboard into a piano key. And my friend does this stuff, thus I always tell him not slap or bang your PC if it failed you. If it gets broken, then you will have yourself a serious problem. And when you ask them what’s wrong and investigate on it, it was just simple a minor one.

Well this is common to those who just use a technology rather than knowing them. So one instance I caught him mocking his computer. And when I look at it, he can’t open the file he was accessing. And he added that he finds his computer slower and unstable. So I check the file he is accessing. Well there is nothing wrong about it, its file name was correct and the file type as well. So probably, here is something wrong with his Windows registry. Because when the registry is corrupted, chances are file extension is also affected. Registry problem actually leads to file extension conflicts by making programs and applications installed confused on identifying which file to open.

And so I told him to download tools that can help him fix his computer’s problem. A tool that will find out for certain exactly what is wrong with his system’s registry, and would help him fix invalid file associations, corrupted software settings, or any one of a whole range of other possible problems to make his computer run smoothly.

For more than a month, I find myself suddenly irritated every time I turn on my laptop. A pop-up window would always greet me with the following message “Error: Couldn’t find ****.dll”. I had tried to find the DLL over the Internet and install it, and then everything would be fine. The following day, another error appears. And it’s a new dll problem. So I decided to investigate on it and find a one-click solution for my never-ending problem with DLL.

File Extension DLL or Dynamic Link Library files are actually used by Windows Operating Systems such as Windows 2000, XP and Vista. They are also use by the applications installed on those OS to store codes and functions that will be called for used whenever it is needed. Windows systems have tons of DLL files installed in it and checking all for updates and errors would be troublesome. And according to my research, File Extension DLL errors and problem were cause by various factors and conditions. These include a missing or corrupt DLL files, corrupt applications, virus or malware infections and erroneous Registry entries.

With those in mind, I had crawled the Internet for easy guide and how-tos, utilities and tools that will prevent or better solve these DLL problems. There were a lot of tips been given on forums and online support sites. Aside from that, I also found websites that offer tools and utilities that is design to fix and solve File Extension DLL problems. Which one is better is up for you to decide.