I'm having a similar problem... iTunes used to be registered in the Set User
Defaults but after the latest update from iTunes, it's now not in there. I'm
assuming this would be something that Apple would have to resolve due to an
upgrade? Or could it be related to permissions and not being able to
properly register those keys when performing the upgrade?
"zachd [MSFT]" wrote:
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> Do they register for the Set User Defaults control panel? That would be the
> ideal place to manage this.
>
> Note that "use my current media player" in that context means to use
> whatever is selected. It's not checking what that is - in your case that
> should be iTunes. The Set Program Access and Defaults implementation is
> going to run the iTunes association code - if that doesn't work, if they
> have registered for Set User Defaults, that will run the system's
> association code with the specified iTunes registrations, which would
> potentially work better.
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> "Boe08" <Boe08@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:AB521FF8-739F-4F45-87DA-D10D053D1786@xxxxxx Quote:
> > Everytime I highlight more than one song and click play all, it opens
> > windows
> > media player, is there a way to make it open with iTunes? Also, I've gone
> > into Set Program Access and Computer Defaults, extended custom, selected
> > iTunes as my default media player and then clicked ok, but everytime I go
> > back into it, it keeps selecting use my current media player. How do I fix
> > this so it's alway iTunes?
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