File Extensions - Hide or Show | Tutorials - Windows 7 Help Forums
WEBAug 28, 2012 — Hide or Show Known File Extensions in Folder Options. 1. Open Folder Options, and click on the View tab. (See screenshot below) 2. To Hide Known File Type Extensions. A) Check the Hide extensions for known file types box, then click on OK. (see screenshot above) NOTE: This is the default setting. 3.
Show File Extensions and Hidden Files for all Users
WEBJul 4, 2013 — show and hide files is a profile specific key and therefore can be modified by user accounts. if you would like to change the default, navigate to key: HKLM\software\microsoft\windows\current version\explorer\advanced\folder\hidden and \hidefileext. there are keys in there that set default behaviors. My Computer.
Show - Hide Known File Extensions - Add to Context Menu
WEBOct 1, 2013 — A file name extension is a set of characters added to the end of a file name that identifies the file type or format that determines what default program should open it. This will show you how to add or remove Show/Hide Known File Extensions to the desktop , library , and folder window's context menu to be able to toggle Hide extensions for ...
Default Programs - Associate a File Type or Protocol
WEBMay 17, 2009 — 1. Open the Control Panel (Icons view), and double click on the Default Programs icon. 2. Click on the Associate a file type or protocol with a program link. (See screenshot below) 3. Under the left Name column, select a file extension type or protocol that you want to change what program will open it by default, then click on the Change ...
Previous Versions - Hide or Show from File Shares | Tutorials
WEBJun 8, 2016 — In the right pane, right click on Hide previous versions lists for remote files and click on Edit. (see screenshot above) 4. To Show Previous Versions from on-disk Restore Points on the File Share. A) Select (dot) either Not Configured or Disabled. (see screenshot below step 6) NOTE: Not Configured is the default setting. B) Go to step 6.
File and Folder Arrangement - Group by - Sort by - Arrange by
WEBOct 1, 2009 — Press the Alt key to temporarily show the menu bar. After you make a selection it will disappear. Permanently: 1. Click the Start button, type folder options and click the "Folder Options" link that appears. Accessing Folder Options from the Windows 7 Start button 2. When the "Folder Options" multi-tabbed dialog box appears, click the …
File Details Properties - Add, Change, or Remove | Tutorials
WEBMay 8, 2012 — 4. To Change a Property. A) Backspace over the current property, then type in the new property and press enter. For example, backspace over the old author name and type in a new one. (see screenshots below step 2) 5. To Remove a Property under "Details" tab. A) Backspace over the current property, then press enter.
Open With - Change Default Program | Tutorials - Windows 7 Help …
WEBJul 28, 2009 — 1. Right click on the file type (ex: .txt file) that you want to change the default program for, then click on Open with. (see screenshot below) Note. If you do not have Open with in the context menu, then this means this file does not have a program associated to open it with. Instead, click on Open. Select (dot) Select a program from a list ...
Default File Type Associations - Restore | Tutorials - Windows 7 …
WEBSep 8, 2009 — 1. Click on a listed file extension below the blue NOTE box that you would like to restore the default associations of. This will be for the downloadable .reg file for the listed file extension. 2. Save the .reg file to your desktop. 3. Right click on the downloaded .reg file, and click on Merge.
File Extension Type - Unassociate | Tutorials - Windows 7 Help …
WEBNov 7, 2011 — If prompted by UAC, click/tap on Yes (Windows 7) or Continue (Vista). 5. To Unassociate a File Extension Type. A) Click/tap on a file extension type from the list in the left pane to select it. (see screenshot below step 7) B) Click/tap on Remove file association (User). (see screenshot below step 7) 6.
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