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In the past I discussed how to make xplorer˛ your default folder application (funny it was almost 2 years ago exactly — happy new year btw). This is really simple as it only involves ticking an option while you install xplorer˛. If you change your mind you can use the action button undo explorer replacement (in Tools > Options menu, Advanced page) to restore windows explorer. vista/7 file type association but that won't work for folders either.I will be adding a registry script for this purpose in future xplorer˛ releases, but in the meantime you can create a REG file yourself for this task. Open notepad or any other plain text editor and type in the following:
Save this as open_x2.REG then double-click on the saved file to set the registry association on filesystem folders (Directory file type). You can do something like that for root drives if you want. If you have installed xplorer˛ someplace else, just replace your installation path instead of C:\\Program Files\\zabkat\\xplorer2. If your xplorer˛ is 64 bits then the name of the executable is Now whenever you want to open a folder with xplorer˛ right click on it and pick the new command. If you simply double-click on a folder it will open in windows explorer.
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