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Old 08-19-2009   #1 (permalink)
CookyMonzta via WindowsKB.com


 
 

File Associations

I have a program that is associated with 2 file types; FLV and SWF, and I
want to remove the program from these file types. Obviously I can't remove
it from the associated files list directly (since there is no 'Delete' button
next to the 'Change program' button. The program in question is a portable
application, and therefore doesn't require installation.

I assume I would have to go into my registry to remove the file associations.
Where do I go to sever the program from these file types without corrupting
the registry?

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Old 08-19-2009   #2 (permalink)


Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

Hello,

This tutorial can help show you how to unassociate these to have them not associated with any program to opened by default.

Unassociate File Extention Type

Hope this helps,
Shawn

Quote  Quote: Originally Posted by CookyMonzta via WindowsKB.com View Post
I have a program that is associated with 2 file types; FLV and SWF, and I
want to remove the program from these file types. Obviously I can't remove
it from the associated files list directly (since there is no 'Delete' button
next to the 'Change program' button. The program in question is a portable
application, and therefore doesn't require installation.

I assume I would have to go into my registry to remove the file associations.
Where do I go to sever the program from these file types without corrupting
the registry?

--
Message posted via Online Knowledge Base for MS Windows users and software developers.
My System SpecsSystem Spec
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