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Discussion in 'other software & services' started by hankach, Apr 20, 2005.

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  1. hankach

    hankach Registered Member

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    Hi all,

    How can i clear the crowded "open with" list in win 2000? if i use the registry file ext delete method [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FileExts]
    ,would it affect files with such deleted extensions and they wont be opened later on even if their program is still installed?

    Any suggestion for a software or other method ?
    Please advise if i shall copy to other forum subject .

    Thank you very much .
     
  2. hadi

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  3. hadi

    hadi Guest

    by the way MRU Blaster can clear the openwith listings
     
  4. hankach

    hankach Registered Member

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    Does this MRU blaster work with win 2000?
    Thank you
     
  5. hankach

    hankach Registered Member

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    would i be able after deleting a program from the list to open a file for whcih its program was deleted but still installed ?

    Thank you .
     
  6. hadi

    hadi Guest

    Yse to both
     
  7. hadi

    hadi Guest

    If you like to delete certain type (not all the list) here u go
    http://www.dougknox.com/
    then choose "Win XP Utilities" from the left panel then
    Download "Clear Open With Lists" its an exe file (good utility)
    injoy
     
  8. hankach

    hankach Registered Member

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    Are you sure that this will work right for windows 2000 or only for windows xp ?

    Thank you .
     
  9. hadi

    hadi Guest

    Actually I'm not sure about the utility. Hope some one else used it on win2k. but there is no harm to try it. since its a utility (doesnt install any thing on ur system) need to unzip and run thats it.
    GLuck
     
  10. hankach

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    Thanks anyhow .
     
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