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Default Programs Editor by factormystic.net

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edit file type associations and more Default Programs Editor is a powerful utility for advanced users that allows you to edit file type associations in Windows Vista and Seven. It enables you to add, edit, and delete context menu items, edit file type information and change the associated extension for a selected file type. Furthermore, you can also use the program to change Windows Autoplay settings and add, edit or delete autoplay handler programs. Default Programs Editor can be run as standalone program or integrated into the Control Panel applet. Copyright Snapfiles.com

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Publisher	factormystic.net	O/S	XP/Vista/7 Portable
Price	Free	Requirements	None
Version	2.7 ...history	File Size	1068 Kb
Last updated	Oct 25, 2010

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Fixes the conflict that Microsoft created

by Klatuu Nov 26, 2012 (Read all my 13 reviews)

Vista and Windows 7 removed the "File Types" tabsettings from Explorer, and replaced it with "Default Programs" in Control Panel. However, the ability to assign program defaults to certain file types remains, and can be accessed by software that asks which files to open. However, the way they redesigned the registry causes a conflict between their "default Programs" and "file type" listings, preventing you to be able to change this in some situations. This program easily fixes the flaws in the registry and allows you to assign files and programs how ever you choose. It works perfectly.

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Works excellent, including on windows 7 64bit

by plumes921 Mar 03, 2012

This is a great little program that allows you to customize the selection of programs appearing on autoplay. You can, e.g., delete the annoying Windows Media player from options altogether, and add your own favorite programs. One thing to know about using it on Windows 7 64-bit is that you have to run in as administrator (Right-click on the program and choose "Run as Administrator" from the context menu). Otherwise the program will crash and the settings won't be saved.

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