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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Default File Type Associations - Restore Restore Default Vista File Extension Type Associations |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore These reg files are from a clean untouched Vista Ultimate though. ![]() Are you running Enterprise or Ultimate? |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore Sorry for the late reply didn’t notice the second page lol. That would be perfect I’m running ultimate. Oh! you mean the ones you posted earlier? |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore LOL, no problem. ![]() Yeah, the reg files posted earlier were from a clean install. You might see if clearing the thumbnail cache and rebuilding the icon cache may help since restoring the default registry entries did not seem to. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore Tried both of those methods just there and still no joy? Please say I don’t need to format my machine.lol I have had more serious problems than this one and have resolved them (nearly lost a few monitors etc in the process but got them sorted. lol) Appreciate the help Shawn |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore I'm afraid that I do not know what else to suggest other than a clean reinstall though. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore The Reg file should work? Not trying to be insulting! But Are you sure that this is all the entries for jpg remember there are 32 bit & 64 bit registries. Ok I’ll start from the beginning I’ll try to keep it short & Sweet? There was a windows update for Word Enterprise (SP2) & couldn’t install it Only way was to manually uninstall Word Which was removing Registry entries and deleting files (I Was very careful) Managed to install the new word I got which was the new black one (very sleek) I’m a graphic illustrator so this means looking for images on the web for ideas So when I would save an image into a folder with many and it would say this file already exists I would preview the image I had (right click & Preview) Then the fun began? I got the error “no such interface supported” The preview worked with IE but not Firefox (my preferred browser) I ended up just using the Microsoft Image viewer (no great loss) The default was of course Windows Photo Gallery. Then I notices that some jpg files showed thumbnails’ but some jpg didn’t. It defiantly lies with the registry as I remember the file I deleted related to 32 & 64 bit of the registry. Is it possible to get a registry file that sets ALL vista default everything but still keeping all the programs on my machine because to be honest I really don’t have time to format and start from scratch? I appreciate the help I’ll just keep finding the time to sort this because I know there is a solution as I have never had to formatI always find a solution. Can I not restore the registry from the Windows disk? Could this help me in anyway? Re: Issue viewing jpg thumbnails on network drive I also installed Adobe Creative Suite 4 Master Collection Last edited by Soulfinger; 07-08-2009 at 12:58 PM.. |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore Soulfinger, Quote: Can I not restore the registry from the Windows disk? ![]() Quote: Could this help me in anyway? Re: Issue viewing jpg thumbnails on network drive I'm afraid that I do not know what else to offer, something got deleted in there somewhere. I only see a clean reinstall as an option for now. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore Oh! well we tried lol Here comes the fun part of backing everything up to start again. Do you know of a programe to take an image of installed programms so when Vista is reinstalled i can just start that image just to make things easy and the fact i'm a lazy ba%t*rd lol cheers for taking the time to help it's appreciated |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore LOL, I hear you. Usually unless you have a full drive image, which wouldn't work for this, you would need to reinstall the programs since they install all over the drive. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Default File Type Associations - Restore Alrighty Shawn, Just thought I would reply to let you know everything is back to normal (Thankfully) Just a tip if you’re installing from scratch on a SP2 vista. Allot of drivers can only be installed in safe mode I spent about 2 hours before I went into safe mode and all was good. Anyway just wanted to thank you again for the help Take care |
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