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windows 10 - Changing File Associations via assoc - Super User Assoc is part of a two command thing The other part being FType Assoc maps a extension to a filetype FType maps a program to a filetype's Open verb NB: This is the type of association from Win 3 1 It is still used by 99% of programs But the other 1% uses newer (that's in the last 30 years) methods that Assoc FType don't understand –
How to associate a file with a program in Windows via CMD The FTYPE command, in conjunction with the ASSOC command will let you change file associations To find your file type associations, you use the assoc command at the command prompt Make sure you pipe it to the more filter because the list is quite long and will scroll out of your buffer
Associate a File Type with a Specific Program - Super User Use ASSOC { fileExtension}={fileType} to associate a file extension with the file type you created Example: FTYPE MyCustomType=C:\Program Files\MyCustomProgram\MyProg exe "%1" ASSOC custom=MyCustomType Note that many file types may already be registered on your system You can list them all by just typing FTYPE with no arguments
windows - Why doesnt assoc work here to disassociate a file type . . . The assoc command is very old, dating from DOS, and does not use well the newer file-association mechanism of Windows The proof is that after running assoc txt2=notepad , double-click on a txt2 file does not launch notepad , so you need to still specify the default app
How do I get ftype assoc to match Windows Explorer? I did a little testing on my Windows 7 system with procmon exe, and the assoc and ftype commands appear to try to write directly to HKCR, and the system apparently interprets that as writing to HKLM My current account is a member of the admin group, but UAC is enabled I got access denied when I tried assoc mytest=MyTest File
Programatically associate file extensions with application on Windows Use Ftype Assoc to fix this (and it is scriptable) Use Assoc to get the filetype >Assoc txt gives you: txt = txtfile Then >Ftype txtfile=C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++\notepad++ exe %1 Once you know the file type you can use Ftype to associate it with an action This would work for php files (just plop them in a batch file)
Windows 10 changing . zip file association - Super User I have 7-Zip installed, and it hasn't changed the default file associations I've changed the associations for rar and 7z, but I can't find a way to change zip I looked in Default Programs\\Set
How to restore Windows default Zip file functionality? The quickest way is to get any zip file and right click on it, go down to "Open with" and choose "Choose Default Program" or "other" then on this box, you should see "Windows Explorer" or whatever you used to use listed
Fully remove a default program association for file types in Windows 10 . . . Simply save the below Reg File to a reg extension named text file and then run the elevated command of ASSOC resource= Afterwards, double click the Reg File to remove that registry key and its content from the registry to fully disassociate the file extension from opening with any apps Reg File