Executable files open with Word
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geniemaroc
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Hello,
I have a problem such as
Executable files (.exe) open with Ms Word
My program doesn't start. Word opens instead
Any application (Windows Media Player, system restore, calculator, Paint, antivirus...) opens with Word?
P.S.: I work under Vista
and thanks a lot in advance
I have a problem such as
Executable files (.exe) open with Ms Word
My program doesn't start. Word opens instead
Any application (Windows Media Player, system restore, calculator, Paint, antivirus...) opens with Word?
P.S.: I work under Vista
and thanks a lot in advance
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0
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try this geniemaroc: https://www.winhelponline.com/fileasso/exefix_vista.zip
it's a reg file. you extract the file, you run it (right-click -> Merge), you restart. not sure it will work but you can always try ... -
Hello Geniemaroc
try to perform a system restore to a date earlier than your problems
http://www.libellules.ch/restauration_system_vista.php
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RE
If you managed to access the window with "latest good config..." go back there and choose mode without failures, then the administrator account, and try posts 3 and 9 again.
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I have no more ideas, try posting in the virus/security forum to have your PC analyzed, there is surely something that’s blocking all of this.
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http://www.commentcamarche.net/forum/forum 7 virus securite -
Right-click on one of the programs and choose Open with, then pick an easy-to-install program like VLC.
After uninstalling VLC; restart and the problem is solved.
Reinstall your VLC. -
but it's impossible to do it, the system restoration application always opens by Word
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You press CTRL ALT and DELETE at the same time on your keyboard, you click on New Task, in the window you type msconfig ok in the window, General tab you should have Run System Restore you click it
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I followed the startups unfortunately:
c:\windows\system32\msconfig.exe
application not found.
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Restart your PC and tap F8 right at the beginning near the PC brand logo (or F5 depending on the PC) in the window, select "last known good configuration" with the arrow keys, then press Enter.
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What do you mean?
Try several times, tap from the start of the PC boot until the end of the logo.
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yes I know but it gives nothing still the same problem
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RE
You return to the same window as in post 3 and you type chkdsk /f Leave a space after the k
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thank you a thousand times justanumber, you are really the best my problem is solved thank you to you too lacharpente for your support and your suggestions and thanks to how it works....