gpedit.msc won't prompt

I was able to disable QoS bandwidth in Vista but I then I decided to
return to default. When I typed in *gpedit.msc* and pressed enter I was
asked to decide on which program to run it with. I was able to use the
download to regain the 20% resereved bandwidth but without the
*gpedit.msc* I won't be able to view the bandwidth reservation. I think
that Vista may be prompting me to choose a program everytime I click on
a known file format (such as mht, sfv etc...) and some icons seem to be
missing. Also, I rtied to post this thread on the tutorial for QoS
Bandwidth Reserve Limit but I wasn't able to because the thread was too
old.


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MMC

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"Han Solo" <> wrote in message
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> I was able to disable QoS bandwidth in Vista but I then I decided to
> return to default. When I typed in *gpedit.msc* and pressed enter I was
> asked to decide on which program to run it with. I was able to use the
> download to regain the 20% resereved bandwidth but without the
> *gpedit.msc* I won't be able to view the bandwidth reservation. I think
> that Vista may be prompting me to choose a program everytime I click on
> a known file format (such as mht, sfv etc...) and some icons seem to be
> missing. Also, I rtied to post this thread on the tutorial for QoS
> Bandwidth Reserve Limit but I wasn't able to because the thread was too
> old.
>
>
> --
> Han Solo
>
> I have a really bad feeling about this.

Mark L. Ferguson;906183 Wrote:
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> "Han Solo" <> wrote in message
> news:...> > >
> > >
> > > I was able to disable QoS bandwidth in Vista but I then I decided to
> > > return to default. When I typed in *gpedit.msc* and pressed enter I
> > was
> > > asked to decide on which program to run it with. I was able to use
> > the
> > > download to regain the 20% resereved bandwidth but without the
> > > *gpedit.msc* I won't be able to view the bandwidth reservation. I
> > think
> > > that Vista may be prompting me to choose a program everytime I click
> > on
> > > a known file format (such as mht, sfv etc...) and some icons seem to
> > be
> > > missing. Also, I rtied to post this thread on the tutorial for QoS
> > > Bandwidth Reserve Limit but I wasn't able to because the thread was
> > too
> > > old.
> > >
> > >
> > > --
> > > Han Solo
> > >
> > > I have a really bad feeling about this. > >
I was able to run gpedit.msc with MMC and able to set it back to 20%
apparently the downloaded script didn't work. But I am still not able to
correct the constant prompt for a certain program to be used when I
select a certain type of file. Also gpedit.msc does the same when I type
it in. I suppose I'll try to reboot and see what happens.


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Han Solo

I have a really bad feeling about this.