Folder turned into file, is there a way to restore?

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I had a folder called Music which contained a lot of music files.
Somehow the Music folder changed into a file called Music and now the
properties of the file shows it's only 32 KB in size. I am not able
to access my music files anymore. Does anyone know if I am able to
restore it back to a folder? Please help.
 
I had a folder called Music which contained a lot of music files.
Somehow the Music folder changed into a file called Music and now the
properties of the file shows it's only 32 KB in size. I am not able
to access my music files anymore. Does anyone know if I am able to
restore it back to a folder? Please help.
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Only from the backup you may have taken.
 
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I had a folder called Music which contained a lot of music files.
Somehow the Music folder changed into a file called Music and now the
properties of the file shows it's only 32 KB in size.
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Ask yourself the question "How come?".
I am not able to access my music files anymore.
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There is some malware around turning folders into files, especially when
containing multimedia stuff. That malware is usually spread via P2P
software.
Does anyone know if I am able to restore it back to a folder?
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Nope. These damages are irreversible unless you have a backup.
 
The date and time was 12/22/2007 3:30 AM, and on a whim, Detlev Dreyer
pounded out on the keyboard:
Ask yourself the question "How come?".
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No, ask yourself, "Why", not "how come". Geesh!

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Terry R. said:
The date and time was 12/22/2007 3:30 AM, and on a whim, Detlev Dreyer pounded out on the keyboard:


No, ask yourself, "Why", not "how come". Geesh!
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Already answered in my reply. You should start to read the postings that
you're replying to.
 
The date and time was 12/22/2007 10:04 AM, and on a whim, Detlev Dreyer
pounded out on the keyboard:
Already answered in my reply. You should start to read the postings that
you're replying to.
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And you should start to read a little closer yourself. HOW COME is NOT a
question! WHY is the way to ask. Ask yourself, "Why?"

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