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Resetting Default Programs:​

1. Reset File Associations:
   • Go to the Control Panel.
   • Click on "Default Programs," then choose "Set your default programs."
   • Select "Windows Photo Gallery" from the list and choose "Set this program as default."
   []Reset File Type Associations:
   • In the Control Panel, click on "Default Programs."
   • Click on "Associate a file type or protocol with a program."
   • Look for the file type associated with images (like .jpg or .png) and ensure it is set to open with Windows Photo Gallery.
   []Change Default Programs for Specific File Types:
   • Right-click on an image file that is opening in the wrong program.
   • Select "Open with" and choose "Choose another app."
   • Select Windows Photo Gallery and check the box that says "Always use this app to open .(file extension) files."
2. Check Default App Settings:
   • Open "Settings" and go to "Apps" > "Default apps."
   • Scroll down to "Photo viewer" and make sure it is set to "Windows Photo Viewer."

     Additional Steps:​

     • Reinstall Windows Photo Gallery: If the issue persists, you may need to reinstall Windows Photo Gallery. This can sometimes resolve conflicts with file associations.
     • Check for Updates: Ensure that your system and Windows Photo Gallery are up to date.
     • Compatibility Mode: Try running Windows Photo Gallery in compatibility mode if you suspect compatibility issues with your current system.
     By following these steps, you should be able to set Windows Photo Gallery as the default program for viewing your pictures.