Unassociate file types in Windows 7 & Windows Vista

Unassociate file types in Windows 7 & Windows Vista

• Download unassoc.zip and save to Desktop
• Extract the contents to a folder and run the file unassoc.exe
• Select the file type from the list
• Click Remove file association (User)

The user-specific association for the chosen file type is now removed from the registry. The system will now use the global file association settings.

More information

Command	Description
Remove file association (User)	Removes the user-specific association (via the Open With dialog) for the chosen file type. Note that this button will remain dimmed if there is no user-specific association for the file type.
Delete file type	Deletes the file type completely from the registry. Both the user-specific and global associations for the chosen file type is removed.
Refresh list	Refreshes the list box contents.

Microsoft Windows Vista Official .iso Download Links (Digital River)

2.3 Microsoft Windows Vista Official .iso Download Links (Digital River)

Microsoft Windows Vista

If you can afford it I would recommend upgrading to Windows 7. Any system that can run Windows Vista can run Windows 7.

Note: The Windows Vista setup files are very large (~2 GB each) and require the use of high speed internet to download.

• If you have a Windows Vista DVD, instead download the correct Service 1 and Service Pack 2 file (below) and install these immediately after installing Windows Vista. Note it takes longer to install Service Pack 1 than it does Vista!

• You will however need to download the three setup files if planning on switching from 32 bit Windows Vista to 64 bit Windows Vista.

We will use these setup files to create disc images. These are the same discs Digital River would send out to customers purchasing Windows Vista and have nothing else added.

Before deciding on 32 or 64 bit check how much memory your system has. Download the 64 bit file if you have a computer with 4 GB of RAM or more or if you plan to upgrade your RAM to 4 GB or superior. If you have 2 GB of RAM or less then take the 32 bit file.

Before proceeding ensure that Dell provides 32 bit Vista drivers for use with installing 32 bit Windows Vista and likewise that Dell provides 64 bit Vista drivers for use with installing 64 bit Windows Vista. These may be found on the Dell Drivers and Downloads page. Drivers for non-Dell systems must be found elsewhere.

Note: with regards to specific versions of Windows Vista, these .isos should all contain, Business, Home Basic*, Home Premium, Ultimate, Home Basic N, Business N and Starter*.If you input a valid Windows Vista product key it will determine the version, if you don't put in a key, you will get the option to opt for the edition of Vista you wish to install.

* These might only be present in the 32 bit .iso

MS-office key validation checker

you can follow the link below :-

https://www2.downloadoffice2010.microsoft.com/o12/registerkey.aspx?culture=en-GB&ref=o12

Comprehensible crash dump analysis tool for Windows 7/Vista/XP/2008/2003 (x86 and x64)

WhoCrashed 3.06

 http://www.resplendence.com/download/whocrashedSetup.exe

Comprehensible crash dump analysis tool
for Windows 7/Vista/XP/2008/2003 (x86 and x64)

downgrade internet explorer in windows vista

step 1 : run command prompt as administrator

step 2 : copy the command give below :

FORFILES /P %WINDIR%\servicing\Packages /M Microsoft-Windows-InternetExplorer-8*.mum /c "cmd /c echo Uninstalling package @fname && start /w pkgmgr /up:@fname /norestart"


step 3 : after run this command restart computer.


if still unable to downgrade try it once again from step 1 to 3.