Jim wrote:
I am having a problem with double-click on .WAV files.
I'm getting the error message:
Windows can not open 'C:\Program\Windows Media
Player\wmplayer.exe' I have tried repeatedly to re-set the
association so that it stores C:\Program Files\...
but nothing has worked.
When right clicking on a .WAV and using either OPEN or OPEN
WITH in the context menu, they both work properly.
I have run numerous malware scans which have found nothing.
This is a minor problem, but I would like to fix this.
Thanks,
mjc
If one of the unspecified things was entering the location as
"C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe" (note that
the double quotation marks are required),
I have no idea what is causing your problem.
Jim
I don't know what you mean by 'unspecified things'.
This error occurs in Windows Explorer when I double click on a
.WAV filename. The error message shows only Single quotation
marks, but when I have checked the association through
Tools -> Folder Options -> File Types
the assignment appears correct.
I have tried clicking the Restore button, but that did not work.
I have tried clicking the Change button and:
1) chose Windows Media Player from the suggested programs
list 2) chose Browse and navigated to the wmplayer.exe
location
Neither of these techniques has worked.
mjc
When I have a bad file association, I go to a menu bar in an open
folder and select [Tools > Folder Options]. On the Folder
Options window, I select the File Types tab. Then I scroll down
until I find the file-type or extension. I select the entry and
then select the Delete button. Then I select the OK button to
close the Folder Options window.
Then I locate a file of that type and double-click to open it. I
get an Open With window for selecting an application. I check
the "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file"
checkbox. I use the Browse button to open an Open With file
selection window. After navigating to the application I want, I
select it and select the Open button. I then select the OK
button on the Open With window to close it and open the file.