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reinstall windows picture and fax viewer

Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by SpOoki, 2004/11/12.

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  1. 2004/11/12
    SpOoki

    SpOoki Inactive Thread Starter

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    hello, after install the ACDSEE 7, i cann't open file JPG in windows picture and fax viewer, i tried to change the file type in Tools -> Folder Options - Type Files -> JPG -> Change -> windows picture and fax viewer, and when i try to open a JPG file it open with MSpaint, in BMP files there is no problem

    is there a way that i can open JPG files in windows picture and fax viewer or reinstall windows picture and fax viewer ?

    Please help...
     
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    Hi SpOoki, and welcome.

    Unless you have some unusual problem, the normal method of reassociation should work.

    Right click any .jpg file and select "Open With" from the context menu that appears. From the list of programs shown, select Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. Then tag the box that says "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file. "

    Normally that will stick until it get changed, either by a user or a program that is pushy.

    If that doesn't work, post back and we'll pursue other possible issues.
     

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    SpOoki

    SpOoki Inactive Thread Starter

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    i did, and it doesn't work

    but i fix the problem
    i had uninstall the ACDSEE
    and did regsvr32 shimgvw.dll in RUN
    and it fix
    thanx anyway
     
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    I can't argue with success! Actually that was going to be my next suggestion but without uninstalling AcDc. I think it's a sociable program but just needed to be put in it's place by re-registering the shimgvw.dll.

    Thanks for the update.
     
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    same problem..however complications

    Hi,developed a fatal error when simultaneously downloading Norton antivirus and a word document from friend.reboot loops.restored system to factory settings using disc.windows picture and fax viewer wouldnt work.installed trial version ACDSee.Couldnt download and see pictures yet but could see pics on internet.Then - Friend?foe viewed & downloaded a few "unsolicited" (****)pics.those could not be seen on my system. Picture viewer says.. no preview available unsupported format, forJPG BMP,GIF formats.ACDsee says unknown format. .Followed instructions in the above thread,uninstalledACDsee.
    What do I do now?cannot download and see any pics.
    picture viewer error?virus?in pics resident in memory?
    Have Norton antivirus 2004and cleaner program-no viruses detected.
    Quickheal detects Marburg in My Pictures but cannot qurantine/remove.Re restored system using disc.same problem persists
    Rest of the system seems ok.Please help
     
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    I recommend that you take steps to get rid of the Marburg virus. Since this thread was not initiated by you and the problem you have is off topic for this thread, you should post a new thread in the Security forum so you will get the attention of the experts there. This partucular virus is polymorphic and can hide from most scans unless certain steps are taken. It can be destructive to system files and requires replacement of any files that are necessarily deleted by your AV corrective action.

    Good luck.
     
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