VVV refers to Virtual Volumes View catalog files. VVV files store data from removable volumes catalogued by the program. The software creates VVV files to quickly search volume contents later.
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VVV refers to Virtual Volumes View catalog files. VVV files store data from removable volumes catalogued by the program. The software creates VVV files to quickly search volume contents later.
VVV files originate from Virtual Volumes View software. Mainly used in Windows operating systems. Primarily opened by the Virtual Volumes View program itself. Though other decryption softwares may open VVV files too.
Another VVV file use relates to configuration data. VVV configuration files store server setup details. Used by database server software called Varying Vagrant Vagrants. Don’t need manual opening, read by software itself.
When unknown extensions like VVV aren’t recognized by Windows on double-click, an app selection prompt appears. VVV file specifications vary as data or config file. Five programs reportedly open VVV data files. VVV users mostly on Windows 10 via Chrome. Associated with Virtual Volumes View by SourceForge.
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