removing file associations
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Date: Wed, 18 Feb 2004 04:52:02 -0800
I see lots of info on the web about setting file
associations, and removing associations for specific file
extensions, but how do I remove the file association for
files with NO extension? A friend of mine has somehow
gotten into a situation where right-clicking on a Yahoo
profile results in a message that 'Win XP cannot find the
program associated with this file'.
Relevant Pages
- Restore/Repair Damaged Program Associations?
... Something happened to several of the system program associations. ... open the File Types tab in the Folder Options there are several extensions ... with an icon, but no extension. ... These are the system extensions that cannot be deleted. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support) - Restore/Repair Damaged Program Associations?
... Something happened to several of the system program associations. ... open the File Types tab in the Folder Options there are several extensions ... with an icon, but no extension. ... These are the system extensions that cannot be deleted. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Re: Restore/Repair Damaged Program Associations?
... If you have powertoys for XP installed, it has a file association repair ... Try downloading it and installing it. ... >> Something happened to several of the system program associations. ... >> These are the system extensions that cannot be deleted. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.general) - Restore/Repair Damaged Program Associations?
... Something happened to several of the system program associations. ... open the File Types tab in the Folder Options there are several extensions ... with an icon, but no extension. ... These are the system extensions that cannot be deleted. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics) - Re: Restore/Repair Damaged Program Associations?
... If you have powertoys for XP installed, it has a file association repair ... Try downloading it and installing it. ... >> Something happened to several of the system program associations. ... >> These are the system extensions that cannot be deleted. ...
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