dadiOH wrote:
> Skybuck Flying wrote:
>> I think I have seen this behaviour before a long time ago...
>>
>> What you or somebody else probably did was open some kind of
>> component/extension which was related to control panel... with a
>> certain program.
>>
>> The result is that the extension/file type is now associated with the
>> wrong program.
>>
>> What might need to happen is restore the extension file type to it's
>> original state.
>>
>> I am not sure if this is the problem... but it's my best bet so far.
>>
>> Changing file types is done via my computer->tools->options->file
>> types.
>> However I recommend you do not change a thing unless you really know
>> what you are doing...
>>
>> Otherwise you might damage a whole lot more !
>>
>> So first google for "file types", "control panel" that sort of thing.
>>
>> If this turns up something and explains what/which file type you need
>> to restore to default...
>>
>> Then there is a "set to default" button which might help.
>>
>> But first you would need to know which file type to restore... and
>> right now I wouldn't know which one.
>
> The file type is CPL
>
> The command line is...
> rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL "%1",%*
Disregard, that is for Control Panel file types. I was reading Skybuck's
post where he talked about the Control Panel but the Control Panel has
nothing to do with OP's problem.
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