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Understanding the USB File Extension
Some software developers share a common file format, which is why Syssoft Sandra File, USB Protocol Analyzer Trace, and D-Link FM Radio Update all use the USB file format. However, some files are intended to be opened in binary format, which means it must be opened by the program that created it.
If you don't have the software in which your USB file was created on your PC, you may be able to open it by setting your default file associations to open USB files in a similar program, such as USB Protocol Analyzer Trace, or D-Link FM Radio Update, or any other software that uses USB files.
The Easiest Way to Open USB Files
Have you tried all other methods with no success? Don't worry, there is still a solution.
File Magic is a universal software viewer that can open most file extensions, including some binary USB files. By downloading File Magic Universal Software Viewer, you can now open files even when you don't have the software. It will help save functional resources on your PC, since you don't have so many programs running and thereby reduce software conflicts. Most importantly, you won't have to spend money on buying costly software you may only use once to view your USB file.
If you've tried everything to open your USB file, and nothing works, we recommend giving File Magic a try. Download File Magic from the Microsoft Store today!
| Software | Developer |
|---|---|
| Syssoft Sandra File | Windows Software |
| USB Protocol Analyzer Trace | Microsoft Developer |
| D-Link FM Radio Update | Windows Programmer |
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