R
Rojo Habe
In previous versions of Windows, if you accidentally associated a file type
with a particular program it was relatively easy to fix, by going into the
File Types dialog and deleting the offending article.
I cannot find any way of doing this in Vista. I finally found what passes
for a File Types dialog, somewhere in the control panel, but in true
Microsoft Windows-for-idiots fashion, they've completely dumbed it down.
The Advanced button is gone, so no DDE options, no right-click menu options.
Not that I need to worry about any of that in this instance. I'd just like
to see an 'Opens with... None' option, or some way to remove the entry
altogether.
Is there no way around this, short of editing the registry directly? I'm
prepared to do this, if someone can tell me where to look. I just want .cfg
files to have no association, as per default. Currently they're associated
with Notepad, which I don't want, as not all .cfg files are text files.
with a particular program it was relatively easy to fix, by going into the
File Types dialog and deleting the offending article.
I cannot find any way of doing this in Vista. I finally found what passes
for a File Types dialog, somewhere in the control panel, but in true
Microsoft Windows-for-idiots fashion, they've completely dumbed it down.
The Advanced button is gone, so no DDE options, no right-click menu options.
Not that I need to worry about any of that in this instance. I'd just like
to see an 'Opens with... None' option, or some way to remove the entry
altogether.
Is there no way around this, short of editing the registry directly? I'm
prepared to do this, if someone can tell me where to look. I just want .cfg
files to have no association, as per default. Currently they're associated
with Notepad, which I don't want, as not all .cfg files are text files.