MS Picture & Fax viewer

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Originally posted by Watty

only if it plays a tune

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lmao!!

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Originally posted by Watty

you sure its deleted? as im not sure it can be deleted, its part of explorer or so i thought, a rundll.exe. maybe its still there but is no longer associated with image files etc...

check by right clicking a jpg and using open with... if its not in the list then select 'choose program' and find it in the new list supplied.

Tried that and its def not there. any idea's??

right click on A pic, go to properties and change the program that it opens with back to ms picture viewer. since its part of explorer it cant be deleted but it can be removed from the default open with list

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Originally posted by Watty

yeah i got it... but i was puposely ignoring it coz he tried posting it already once today

Ass.

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Originally posted by Ascaris

Ass.

Sorry mate, couldnt resist

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Originally posted by Hellcat

right click on A pic, go to properties and change the program that it opens with back to ms picture viewer. since its part of explorer it cant be deleted but it can be removed from the default open with list

That'll do exactly the same as what ive already told him mate.


Ok mate, try this...

click on START and then RUN
type in... cmd and press <enter>
when the dos prompt has loaded type... regsvr32 /i shimgvw.dll and press <enter>
you should get a succeeded message. Now try opening an image file.

If it doesnt work, i have one more thing to try.

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Originally posted by Watty

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Ass.

Sorry mate, couldnt resist

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Originally posted by Hellcat

right click on A pic, go to properties and change the program that it opens with back to ms picture viewer. since its part of explorer it cant be deleted but it can be removed from the default open with list

That'll do exactly the same as what ive already told him mate.


Ok mate, try this...

click on START and then RUN
type in... cmd and press <enter>
when the dos prompt has loaded type... regsvr32 /i shimgvw.dll and press <enter>
you should get a succeeded message. Now try opening an image file.

If it doesnt work, i have one more thing to try.
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You are a Genius. It worked. Thanks you very very much!!

glad it worked mate