Windows 10: Is there a way to get a list of programs running from D:\ ?

Yesterday my D:\ drive crashed. Most programs were running from C:\ but at some point in time C:\ got full so I started installing programs on D:\ drive too. I recently made a copy of D:\ but that went wrong and I can't access the data.So right now I am looking for a way to find out which programs are affected. I know I can run regedit and press F3 lots of times, but I was wondering if there is a program or a command or anything to get a. a summary from regeditb. just a list of programs affected programs that were running from D:\Anybody? Any help is welcome! Regards, Bert

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Yeah just caught it there.

I'm going to attempt to have a step by step guide on how to use these programs efficiently.

 

Why did the startup window get cleared?

I didn't missed any step, the list was gone and gone , even after using lot of programs the programs were not listed in that list.

 

Any way to add programs to default list?


Hi, good - an association is easier to deal with than a protocol, for which I see Thunderbird, Mail and Store listed. That implies Eudora needs to register its capability to be listed.

I noted this:
Ajay and Jim, I stumbled onto the solution.

In desperation I figured that I'd install the simple mail program the MS provides and use it as a go-between, but didn't quite know how to find it in 8.1, so I searched with the term "mail." Up popped an offer to, among other things, change the default email program. OK, worth a try. Eudora was the suggestion that came up!!!!




That suggests what you need to have in the registry. I found Mail\Hotmail curious (must be the Mail app).

I imagine you've searched around on this topic.
I just found:
Google Groups
- which seems to suggest v7.1 works in win 10.

How to run Eudora v7 on Windows 10 | Ian Tresman
- a couple of hints on compatibility and an option (probably want to avoid the complexity of junctions etc)