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How to Restore Default File Extension Type Associations?
When you double click to open a file, you may find that it opens up in an application that you don't want to use. Something might have changed your file extension type associations. I’ll point out some ways that you can correct this. I'll also tell you how to change your file type settings back to what they were when your copy of Windows was new.
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