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| Malware bytes broke all file association in windows 7
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| Re: Malware bytes broke all file association in windows 7
once i have also gotten the same problem with the machine and when i searched about the same i came to know that this happened not because of the MBAM rather It was the infection that broke file associations. Thus have you ever tried using any registry cleaner for the same? If not then I would like to first recommend you that you should try to get any such cleaner installed in the machine and verify the registry and see how much programs you are getting back. Because i personally believes as after cleaning the registry you’ll be able to get your programs. |
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yeah, i am agree with the above user, in fact as far as broken file association is concern i would always recommend people to installed the anti-malware program you have installed and then scan the entire machine and if it discovers something, then do sfc /scannow (open command prompt as admin then type this: sfc /scannow ) this checks if windows system files are fine or not. And if it found any glitch over there then the program will automatically resolve it. |
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I think first of all you should make sure whether the association are broken due to the corrupted registry or because of the Virus attack. Because if there could be some problem with the registry then there are multiple software’s that you can used to cleaning the registry or else if this is because of virus that this MBAM would be the best program to try. |
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| Re: Malware bytes broke all file association in windows 7
I would like to recommend you that you should try to make use of file association fixer in your machine. File Association Fixer is a program that you can make use of for the Windows operating system that can effortlessly repair the broken file associations. File association links a file type, like .jpg or .txt, to a program so that whilst a file with the particular file type is executed, it is opened in the default program set. And the best thing i have ever experienced with the software is like it will automatically detects which operating system is installed and according to that offers you the relevant fixes. |
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See its quite true like some of the files association gets broken, but still can you let me know which file association are causing problem? So that i could assist you further. |
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| Re: Malware bytes broke all file association in windows 7
well, i would like to recommended you that you should try to download the file from the LINK i have mentioned and then follow the below mentioned steps.
Note – for applying this changes to the registry you must have to have administrative rights. |
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