How do i hide dcm files

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Do I need them? How can I hide them if I don't delete them. I think I can hide them hidden files? Any insight on what these crazy files are and how I can hide them - they are annoying when viewing listings of files. Thanks :. Sorry, but I have no idea where they would have come from or what they are for. Then you can work on them en masse, delete or archive or whatever.

Does Windows identify the files in the "File Type" column under Explorer? How big are the files? Could it possibly be something that my external HD Seagate created? That's what I used, I think, to transfer the files.

Try this: Open the start menu. Type notepad in the search box and press enter. Click File and Open. Browse to one of the DCM files and click open. Is there is readable text displayed Instead of say weird boxes, dots and things that aren't words?

If so copy it and paste it in a reply. It appears the file is in an XML format. It seems some program wanted to keep track of some file information. Unfortunitly, from just that I can't tell which program it would be. Indeed, I don't think XP or Vista would make those files.

I know I haven't seen XP or Vista make those types of files.