WinCDEmu overrides Universal Extractor for default programs.


  1. FuturDreamz
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    WinCDEmu overrides Universal Extractor for default programs.


    Title says it all. the "set associations" part of default programs lists a whole lot of compressed file formats with the description of "universal extractor archive", but as opening with WinCDEmu.

    how do I fix this quickly? there's like 30 of them.

    thanks.
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