Generally, such a behavior points to the problem with recovered files.
Most likely, they are damaged in some way, for example something wrong with their headers.
Anyway, further investigation requires getting access to the files and you can try renaming them:
- Open Windows Explorer.
- Navigate to the folder containing the files, but do NOT select any file.
- On the menu, select "View" -- "List".
- After that, you probably can "touch" the file. Right click it, select "Rename". Rename to whatever you like but make sure you include ".badfile" in the end. It will prompt you about change of extension, acknowledge this.
In the thumbnails/tiles/details view, Explorer tries to read and parse the contents of the file. If the file is damaged badly, this may cause Explorer to fail/close. We need to trick it to avoid doing so.
If this does not work, any kind of a simple file manager (e.g. FAR, TotalCommander) will probably do a rename.