Improper file association with .cmd

Because a program I installed changed the association of *.cmd from "windows
command script" to something else I can no longer excute this file with the
"run as administrator". I don't know and can't find what windows program I
should associate with *.cmd to be able to excute this again?

jrohbock;545791 Wrote:
> Because a program I installed changed the association of *.cmd fro
> "window
> command script" to something else I can no longer excute this file wit
> th
> "run as administrator". I don't know and can't find what window
> program
> should associate with *.cmd to be able to excute this again

Hi Jrohbock

The .CMD file extension should be associated with nothing. Thi
tutorial will show you how to unassociate it to nothing

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/91...ntion-type.htm

Shaw

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Shaun,

Thank you for your help.

I tried the program you suggested and I'm where I started from. I deleted
the association and now I get a description "visual cadd alias" and current
application "unknown" and I'm not able to excute this *.cmd file because it
doesn't know how to handle the file.

Would deleting the file type help?

"brink" wrote:

>
> jrohbock;545791 Wrote:
> > Because a program I installed changed the association of *.cmd from
> > "windows
> > command script" to something else I can no longer excute this file with
> > the
> > "run as administrator". I don't know and can't find what windows
> > program I
> > should associate with *.cmd to be able to excute this again?
>
> Hi Jrohbock,
>
> The .CMD file extension should be associated with nothing. This
> tutorial will show you how to unassociate it to nothing.
>
> http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/91...tion-type.html
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
> OM\")
> *Please post feedback to help others.*
>