Windows 10: Question regarding Photo viewers

Hello

I'm experiencing a problem...
When I save a photo to my hard drive after I have picked a folder and click on "Save," the Photo Viewer will pop up with that photo.
Regardless of the web page or content, if the picture is a Jpeg, JPG. or PNG after I save to the hard drive the photo will appear in a popped up Picture Viewer

Any help would be most appreciated

:)

 

Question regarding Event Viewer

Far be it from me to stick my nose in between you and your friend. Instead, I'll explain about Event Viewer.

Event Viewer is a gigantic log of what goes on in your computer. Some of what it records are errors at the time, but that doesn't mean they're problems or you have to solve them.

I'll give an example: You flush your toilet and immediately receive a message saying "Error - tank has insufficient water." Well yes, of course, what did you expect? And it is a problem at that exact moment, but you know that error message is nothing
to worry about.

Event Viewer is the same way. It records factual information at the moment, but that doesn't mean you should immediately act on it. If you read through the errors and warnings, and invest some time to figure out what they mean, you'll discover that yes,
they are errors, technically, but they don't really mean anything.

For this reason I stopped reading Event Viewer long ago. Which isn't to say that Event Viewer has no value. On the contrary, if your computer has a problem, and the problem occurs as a discrete event, like a blue screen, Event Viewer can often provide you
with important pieces of information that can help you diagnose what happened (if you pick the correct event to analyze.)

Event Viewer and other error reporting tools were not really meant for mortals like us. They were written primarily for software developers and debuggers that use the information to see technical details about the applications execution.

 

Question regarding Event Viewer

As you know even viewer likes to report errors, however I noticed two kinds of errors: the errors that are marked with an exclamation points, and "Windows error reporting"

A friend told me the later ones are errors that Windows solved(Windows error reporting), and the other ones are errors Windows couldn't solve (Errors with red symbol and the exclamation mark)

So is my friend right?

 

It is all about associating what program you want to handle files. Control Panel > Default Programs has always been how you change the association.