How To ReAssociate File Formats With Correct EXT.


  1. gplea
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    How To ReAssociate File Formats With Correct EXT.


    Don't know how this happened but somehow my Win7 64Bit machine got it's ZIP file extension tangled up with my VLC media playback app, and now I can't UNzip any of my ZIP files.

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  3. Snick
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    Hi gplea,

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