
Once you’ve launched the no-installation-required utility, you’ll be presented with a slick wizard interface that walks you through editing your autoplay, default programs, or file type settings. Under the file types you can edit the actions on the context menu, change the description, or even change the picture that is displayed as the file type icon.
Once you are done editing, you can even save your changes as a .reg file, so they could be exported to another PC. It’s a powerful, slick utility that probably should have been included in Windows by default. Default Programs Editor is a free download for Windows only.




















Stephen Gore
Tuesday, August 18, 2009 at 9:23 AMCan’t download this at work, but can someone confirm for me that this is similar to nirsoft shellexview and the like?