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Discus and support Restore regedit value for exe. in Windows 10 Customization to solve the problem; I accidentally changed tge default value for exe under regedit. This turns all the programmes and applications into exe file and makes me unable to... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Customization' started by Moon#, Dec 27, 2020.

  1. Moon# Win User

    Restore regedit value for exe.


    I accidentally changed tge default value for exe under regedit. This turns all the programmes and applications into exe file and makes me unable to open all the applications directly. How can i restore the default value so that I can open the applications as the default way?

    :)
     
    Moon#, Dec 27, 2020
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  2. iamTin Win User

    How to fix/restore regedit to default?

    Hello. I need help how to restore regedit back to its default settings.

    I didn't know registry editor is very sensitive that a small change can have huge impact on my computer's functionality.

    So here's what happened, I was trying to fix a different issue (can't run a specific .exe file) when I bumped into one of the suggested fix (making some small change in regedit)

    So I was trying to follow step from: https://support.microsoft.com/en-ph/help/2688326/can-t-open-exe-files-in-windows-7-or-windows-vista

    [*]Click the Startbutton and type regedit in the Search box
    [*]Right-click Regedit.exe in the returned list and click Run as administrator
    [*]Browse to the following registry key:

    HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.exe

    [*]With .exe selected, right-click (Default) and click Modify…
    [*]Change the Value data: to exefile
    [*]Browse to and then click on the following registry key:

    HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile

    [*]With exefileselected, right-click (Default) and click Modify…
    [*]Change the Value data: to "%1" %* (THIS IS WHERE I MADE A MISTAKE)
    [*]Browse to and then click on the following registry key:

    KEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\shell\open

    [*]With openselected, right-click (Default) and click Modify…
    [*]Change the Value data: to "%1" %*
    [*]Close the Registry Editor and restart your PC

    Now, I can't open regedit.exe or any .exe files.

    I'm getting the error: Windows can't opent this file

    Your help would be greatly appreciated!
     
    iamTin, Dec 27, 2020
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  3. Regedit Values

    Hey AlindApoorva!

    You can view the name and contents of any Windows registry by:

    • Opening Windows Run (Windows key + R)
    • Typing "regedit" into it and pressing enter.
    • The sidebar will contain a list of practically every registry available in Windows. You can browse this directory, and then double-click the registries that appear in the main pane to view and edit their values.
     
    Nat Riddle, Dec 27, 2020
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  4. Restore regedit value for exe.

    I changes .exe (Default) files data value, and now I can't open .exe files. Can anyone tell me the normal data value for .exe?

    Hello Nilson,

    Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community.

    I understand that you have changed the values of .exe file extension and now you are unable to open any .exe files. We will help you.

    To assist you better, I suggest you to answer the below questions.

    • How did you change the values of the .exe file extensions?
    • What was the issue to change the values for .exe?
    • Is the PC used for testing purpose or you have you changed the values for any developing purpose?
    Please post to us with more information to help you better.
     
    Sachin Venkatesh, Dec 27, 2020
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