0.48 win-x86: Cannot set File Associations with Admin rights
Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 2:22 pm
Hi,
On my Windows 7 sp1, I am currently unable to set File Associations with the new file association tool in XnView MP 0.48.
to reproduce on Windows 7 sp1;
1.) Run the File Association tool (Associate files with XnViewMP.exe) ------> right-click 'run as administrator'
2.) Click on the "Select none" to select all file ext tickboxes
3.) Now manually de-select only the '.psd' tickbox (as I don't want to associate the Adobe PhotoShop psd format)
4.) Press OK
5.) File Associations is not made and a prompt is given; http://i.imgur.com/TyI2E.png
6.) Run the same File association tool again....
7.) ..And now notice that the file extensions you selected is not the same/not remembered as before
Please investigate!
Related topic: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=25466
NOTE: I enabled full Admin rights on my Windows 7 (I think) by following this guide here: http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f128/admi ... -a-197772/ - which was basically typing entering Secpol.msc in the Windows Start menu
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Also I think a text correction (in English) is required for the same current prompt; http://i.imgur.com/TyI2E.png ...So that I think it should read better like this:
"There has been a problem with configuring the file association(s). Please make sure you have full Admin rights."
On my Windows 7 sp1, I am currently unable to set File Associations with the new file association tool in XnView MP 0.48.
to reproduce on Windows 7 sp1;
1.) Run the File Association tool (Associate files with XnViewMP.exe) ------> right-click 'run as administrator'
2.) Click on the "Select none" to select all file ext tickboxes
3.) Now manually de-select only the '.psd' tickbox (as I don't want to associate the Adobe PhotoShop psd format)
4.) Press OK
5.) File Associations is not made and a prompt is given; http://i.imgur.com/TyI2E.png

6.) Run the same File association tool again....
7.) ..And now notice that the file extensions you selected is not the same/not remembered as before

Please investigate!
Related topic: http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=25466
NOTE: I enabled full Admin rights on my Windows 7 (I think) by following this guide here: http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f128/admi ... -a-197772/ - which was basically typing entering Secpol.msc in the Windows Start menu
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Also I think a text correction (in English) is required for the same current prompt; http://i.imgur.com/TyI2E.png ...So that I think it should read better like this:
"There has been a problem with configuring the file association(s). Please make sure you have full Admin rights."