![]() ![]() NOTE: The Remove file association (User) button is not available until you select a file extension from the File types list. This changes the default program used to open the file when you double-click on a file of that type. To remove the user-specific, custom association, for the chosen file type, click the Remove file association (User) button. On the Unassociate File Types main window, select the desired file extension from the File types list. ![]() Simply unzip the file you downloaded and double-click on the Unassoc.exe file to run the utility.Ĭlick Yes on the User Account Control dialog box that displays. The utility does not require installation. We display examples from Windows 7 in this post. Unassociate Files Types also works in Windows Vista. NOTE: Unassociate File Types requires administrative privileges to work correctly. We found a free tool, called Unassociate File Types, that allows you to easily remove a file type association in Windows 7. If you accidentally associate a file type with a specific program and you want to remove that association and return to using the default, global association for that file type, the Set Default Programs tool does not provide an easy, graphical method for doing this. The Always use the selected program to open this kind of file cannot be unchecked. NOTE: By default, the program you choose on this dialog box will always be used to open other files of the same type as the selected file.
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