Windows 10: How do I remove .BIN app association?

I accidentally associated a .bin file with Power2Go (non native file). I don't want to change it to another program, just to set no programs on it.


I tried to assocciate with an invalid file (creating a .txt file and renaming the file to 000.exe or .xyz, .xxx...); using the command assoc .BIN= on CMD (I opened as administrator. I tried and it said that it succesfully worked or something like, but it didn't worked). Any idea?

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recycle bin

Hi George,

To prevent your files from being deleted from the Recycle Bin, we suggest increasing the maximum file size your Recycle Bin can keep by following the steps below:

• Right click on the Recycle Bin icon.
• Under the Settings for selected location, select Custom size.
• Fill up the box for your allotted maximum file size for your Recycle Bin.

Let us know if you need further assistance.

 

Removing File Association that opens file with specific app

How do I reset a file to its original file association (in this case "NO ASSOCIATION")?

• I mistakenly tried to open a ".pieceshash" file [ b4ec92e20ca80c0524198cc75cededf138401f97.pieceshash ] and
• chose to open it with IE (with the check box set to always open with this app).

Now I cannot remove the file association. Please Help. Thanks

 

Recycle bin association


Did you make any changes or install any security software? If no multiple drives, you should only have one drive under it. Since there is no program associated with the icon in File Explorer, run this. See if the Registry fix in this will solve the problem. http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/re...indows-10-fix/

There is also this fix:
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Method 1. Run CMD to fix corrupted Windows 10 recycle bin

1. 1. Go to Start > Click All Programs > Accessories;
2. 2. Right-click Command Prompt > Select “run cmd as administrator”.
3. 3. Type: rd /s /q C:\$Recycle.bin and hit Enter.
4. 4. Reboot computer and then you can reuse the Recycle Bin again.

If this doesn’t work, open cmd window again and type: sfc / scannow > Enter. System File Checker will check and fix the problem for you.
Method 2. Delete all permissions, corrupted recycle bin and reinstall recycle bin in Windows
1. Delete all permissions and corrupted recycle bin

• Go to Control Panel > Tab File Explorer > Click View;
• Uncheck or unhide system protected operating files > Go to open each drive and you'll see the Recycle.bin folder and permissions with an additional recycle.bin;
• Delete all the permissions, all the recycle.bin(s) on each drive and then Restart Windows.

2. Reinstall recycle bin in Windows 10/8/7

• Right-click on Desktop > Select Personalize;
• Click on Themes > Click Desktop Icon settings under Related Settings;
• Check Recycle Bin > Click Apply.