08-26-2015, 04:14 PM
As puggsoy mentioned earlier, uploading a few of the files so we can take a look would be most helpful. You can't attach them directly to a post; use a file hosting site like dropbox, mediafire, mega.co.nz, tinyupload, etc.
A hex editor is a program for viewing the contents of files regardless of format. Since on your computer's file system all files are just stored in binary format (numbers), a hex editor can open them so you can view those numbers (In this case, in hex, which is base 16, rather than binary [base 2], so they're easier to read). I personally use HxD ( http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/ ), but there are plenty of other ones available. Of course, it requires some technical know-how and guesswork to know what the numbers *mean,* but that's something else entirely.
A hex editor is a program for viewing the contents of files regardless of format. Since on your computer's file system all files are just stored in binary format (numbers), a hex editor can open them so you can view those numbers (In this case, in hex, which is base 16, rather than binary [base 2], so they're easier to read). I personally use HxD ( http://mh-nexus.de/en/hxd/ ), but there are plenty of other ones available. Of course, it requires some technical know-how and guesswork to know what the numbers *mean,* but that's something else entirely.