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What is an E_E file? Windows executable ( .EXE ) file that has been renamed with the ".e_e" extension, possibly to escape being filtered by an email program that detects file attachments with the ".exe" extension.

More Information E_E files can be renamed with the ".exe" extension and run, but they should not be run if you do not know the source of the file, since it is possible that it contains a virus, especially if it was transmitted over email.

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What is an E_E file?

Windows executable ( .EXE ) file that has been renamed with the ".e_e" extension, possibly to escape being filtered by an email program that detects file attachments with the ".exe" extension.

More Information

E_E files can be renamed with the ".exe" extension and run, but they should not be run if you do not know the source of the file, since it is possible that it contains a virus, especially if it was transmitted over email.

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Updated: April 30, 2012

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What is an E_E file?↓
Windows executable (.EXE) file that has been renamed with the ".e_e" extension, possibly to escape being filtered by an email program that detects file attachments with the ".exe" extension.

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