I have a file with the forwarded output of a cmd command. A C program loops though the characters until it reaches the end of the file. But unfortunately there are some EOF indicators in the file before it actually ends.
The content of the file is:

```
Abbildname                PID      Sitzungsname     Sitz.-Nr.   Speichernutzung
========================= ======== ================ =========== ===============
System Idle Process              0 Services                   0             8 K
System                           4 Services                   0         5ÿ744 K
smss.exe                       440 Services                   0           276 K
csrss.exe                      616 Services                   0         1ÿ924 K
wininit.exe                    720 Services                   0           944 K
services.exe                   792 Services                   0         7ÿ892 K
lsass.exe                      800 Services                   0        14ÿ300 K
svchost.exe                    924 Services                   0           420 K
fontdrvhost.exe                952 Services                   0           680 K
svchost.exe                    960 Services                   0        23ÿ880 K
WUDFHost.exe                  1012 Services                   0         7ÿ416 K
svchost.exe                    484 Services                   0        14ÿ816 K
svchost.exe                    544 Services                   0         5ÿ196 K

```

Thats how I read the content of the file:

```
FILE *file;
file = fopen(completePath, "r");
char character;
while((character=getc(file))!= EOF){
    putchar(character);
}
fclose(file);

```

Any time when there is a 'ÿ' it is interpreted as EOF. How can I fix this so that I read in the whole file and stop when I reach the actual EOF?