By mistake I associated my dbx files with the wrong program. How do I re-associate them with Outlook Express?

Question

When I copied my dbx files to another file I somehow associated them with Word. I don't find a way to re-associate them with Outlook Express. Is it possible to direct them back to Outlook Express somehow?

Thanks so much for all help.

Answer 1

Go back to CONTROL PANEL and FOLDER OPTIONS and then to FILE TYPES. Go down to dbx in the list and click on it. Go to OPENS WITH ... and fill in the name of Outlook Express.

Answer 2

Right-click on any .dbx file. Click Properties. Click all tabs until "File Association" dialog comes up. Associate it with Outlook Express, (that'll do it for all .dbx files). Reboot and e-mail to your heart's content.

Answer 3

Open my computer. Use tools/folder options/file types. Search for your extension then select it and click change. Find Outlook Express and apply it. Whenever you use open with, make sure the tick box always use this program is off. This was a minor problem, if you had done this to a system file you could have stopped your system totally. No boot, nothing.

Answer 4

Open outlook express file import then select the .dbx file which you have & import it or use aoer outlook repair program to repair the dbx file this will repair and extract to an another folder then you can just drag it to your OE if you do not have the software mail me i will give you..........

Answer 5

Right click on one of those dbx files,
then go to properties

Read whre it says open with, click where it says change

a box appears, from here look the program you want to open with, selected and click ok

It goes back to the properties, and click apply

This should do it

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