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  May

  7 months ago

  Thanks, this so helpful to me :) Vista so different
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  pockets

  6 months ago

  I did this and I still can't see a psp file through Windows Explorer.
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  idgaf

  6 months ago

  HOW DO U FIGURE OUT WHAT TYPE OF FREAKING FILE TYPE NEEDS TO BE ASSOCIATED OR WHATEVER WINDOWS IS LIKE REDIC EVEN IN VISTA IT HAPPENS SO OFTEN I CANT CLICK ON THINGS MY SIDEBAR SEARCH OPENS UP LIKE THE NEXT BUTTON TO PAGE TWO. ITS SO REDIC IT NEVER TELLS U WHAT ASSOCIATION. THEY SHOULD FIX THAT JEEZE. IM CLUELESS THERE IS LIKE HUNDREDS OR WHATEVER. HOW AM I SUPOSED TO KNOW? AND LIKE UNKNOWN PROGRAM? WTF! OKAY. DOES THAT MEAN NO PROGRAM? CAUSE LIKE IF SO... IT SHOULD SAY NO ASSOCIATION. IM NOT GONNA SCROLL THREW SO MANEEE AND LIKE FIGURE OUT WELL IT HAS TO BE ONE OF THESE 60 OR SO EXT WITH "UNKNOWN PROGRAM"\
  
  ITS NOT GONNA GET ME ANYWHERE. WHERE ARE THE FREAKING HELPSITES SEARCH COMES UP WITH LIKE NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!im so angry.
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  shamanstears

  6 months ago

  You can look up the file extension at http://filext.com/ and find out what kind of file it is and what program is needed to use the file.
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  nick

  4 months ago

  omg that was totally helpful!!! thanx u whoever wrote thsi!!!
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  Glenny

  4 months ago

  4 some reason i can't find .exe and now i can't run any programs! does n e 1 know what it might b under! Thanks
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  Ted

  3 weeks ago

  Don't know what version of Vista you are using, but in Control Panel, all I see is "Programs and Features" and their is no "Default Programs" option there.
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  fook ayoo

  3 weeks ago

  this only works if the filetype is already associated, or recognized by the system, if it's not, you are shit out of luck unless you are a registry editing guru. Do yourself a favor, and " UPGRADE " to windows XP, or Linux, and wait for windows 7 to come out of beta. Vista == the New WinME
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