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The thread discusses how to fix the incorrect file association of PHP files in Windows. The original poster asks for help in changing the file type association, and a responder provides step-by-step instructions using Default Programs and mentions using the ASSOC command as an alternative. The overall tone is helpful, aiming to guide the user through resolving the association issue.
The thread discusses how to fix the incorrect file association of PHP files in Windows. The original poster asks for help in changing the file type association, and a responder provides step-by-step instructions using Default Programs and mentions using the ASSOC command as an alternative. The overall tone is helpful, aiming to guide the user through resolving the association issue.
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Typically you would
Type default programs into the search box and hit enter
Select "Associate a file type or protocol with a program" from the resultant page
Then scroll to .php select it and click the Change Program button at the top right use the browse button to find the program you want to associate with that extension.
Failing this perhaps refer to this article for using the ASSOC command from an elevate command prompt it may help
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Type default programs into the search box and hit enter
Select "Associate a file type or protocol with a program" from the resultant page
Then scroll to .php select it and click the Change Program button at the top right use the browse button to find the program you want to associate with that extension.
Failing this perhaps refer to this article for using the ASSOC command from an elevate command prompt it may help
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