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   Go to https://corrupt-a-file.net in a web browser. Corrupt-a-File is a free tool that will corrupt any document you upload.

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   Click FROM YOUR COMPUTER. It’s under «Select the file to corrupt.» This opens your computer’s file browser.

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   Select the Word document and click Open. The name of the file will appear under «Select the file to corrupt.»

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   Click CORRUPT FILE. This uploads the file and corrupts it.

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   Click DOWNLOAD YOUR CORRUPTED FILE. You’ll see this option once the file is ready.

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   Name the file and click Save. This downloads the corrupted file to your computer.

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   Try opening the file in Word. If you have Word on your computer, double-clicking the file should attempt to open it in that app. You’ll see an error saying there’s a problem with the content. Click Okay to proceed, and then Word will try (and fail) to repair or recover the content.

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   Open Notepad for Windows. You’ll find it in the Start menu in a menu called Windows Accessories.

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   Click the File menu and select Open. The file browser will appear.

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   Select All Files from the drop-down menu. It’s at the bottom-right corner of the file browser—the one set to Text Documents (*.txt) by default.

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   Select the document and click Open. A bunch of gibberish will appear in the Notepad window.

   • You can use any Office document you wish—the content doesn’t matter since nobody will be able to open the file.

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   Delete several lines of text. Seven or eight lines should be enough. However, do not delete all the text as this will prevent the file from being corrupted properly.

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   Click the File menu and select Save As. The «Save As» window will appear.

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   Select All Files from the «Save As Type» menu. It’s at the bottom of the window.

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   Name the file and click Save. This version of the file is now corrupt.

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   Try opening the corrupted file in Office. If you have Office on your computer, double-clicking the file should attempt to open it in that app. You should see an error message saying there is a problem with the content. Click Okay to proceed, and then Word will try (and fail) to repair or recover the content.

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   Make sure file extensions are visible. File extensions are not shown by default. Here’s how to enable them now:

   • Open the Windows search bar and type file options.
   • Click File Explorer Options in the results list.
   • Click the View tab at the top of the window.
   • Remove the check mark from «Hide extensions for known file types» under «Advanced Settings.»
   • Click OK.

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   Find a file that isn’t a Word or text document. You’ll want to start with a file that can’t be opened in Word, such as an image file (e.g., .jpeg, .gif, .png) or a sound clip (e.g., .wav, .mp3, .ogg). You’ll be using this file to make a fake corrupted Word document.

   • Since you’ll be corrupting the file, be sure to choose one you don’t care about. You can also make a copy of the file before changing its extension if you wish to preserve it.

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   Right-click the file and select Rename. This highlights the file name, which means it’s now editable.

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   Replace the current extension with .docx or .doc for Word, .xls or xlsx for Excel, and PPT or PPTX for Powerpoint . For example, if you’re working with a file called file.jpg, replace «.jpg» with .docx.

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   Press ↵ Enter. You’ll see a pop-up asking if you’re sure you want to rename the file.

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   Click Yes. The file is now saved as a .docx file or whatever you saved it as. If you try opening the file in Word, you’ll see an error that says it’s been corrupted.

   • If you want to hide file extensions again, return to the View tab in File Explorer Options and check the «Hide extensions for known file types» box.

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   Make sure file extensions are visible. File extensions are not shown by default. Here’s how to enable them now:^[1]
   

   • Open Finder
     

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   • Click the Finder menu near the top-left corner of the screen.
   • Click Preferences.
   • Click the Advanced tab (it’s the one with the gear).
   • Check the box next to «Show all filename extensions.»
   • Click the red circle at the top-left corner of the window to close it.

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   Find a file that isn’t an Office or text document. You’ll want to start with a file that can’t be opened in Word, such as an image file (e.g., .jpeg, .gif, .png) or a sound clip (e.g., .wav, .mp3, .ogg). You’ll be using this file to make a fake corrupted Word document.

   • Since you’ll be corrupting the file, be sure to choose one you don’t care about. You can also make a copy of the file before changing its extension if you wish to preserve it.

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   Click the file once to select it and press ⏎ Return. The file name should now be highlighted in blue, which means its’ editable.^[2]
   

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   Replace the current extension with .docx. For example, if you’re working with a file called file.jpg, replace «.jpg» with .docx.

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   Press ⏎ Return. You’ll see a message asking you if you’re sure you want to change the file extension.^[3]
   

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   Click Use .docx. The file is now saved as a .docx file. If you try opening the file in Word, you’ll see an error that says it’s been corrupted.

   • If you want to hide the file extensions in Finder, return to Finder > Preferences > Advanced and remove the check mark from «Show all filename extensions.»

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• Do not use files you might need later on, as corrupted files are pretty hard to recover. Always create a dummy file or use a copy of a real document.

• If you want to corrupt a file to excuse yourself from an electronically submitted school or college assignment, be very careful. Schools are becoming much more aware of this trick and some classes will give you a zero right away for turning in a corrupted document. Read your school’s policies on the matter before you go ahead with this.

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