Why does Icon Developer associate itself with .dll files in Win 11
Icon Developer insists on being the default program to open .dll files even though it can't - WHY ?
Saturday, January 21, 2023 by AceMatrix | Discussion: Object Desktop
I don't understand what's going on here. I've tried Filetypesman - x64 , to try to change the association , but nothing works, it continues to revert back to Icon Developer as the default program for opening dll files. This is in Windows 11. I really don't know how else to explain this , so I've included a screen capture to show what I'm talking about. Anybody out there know anything about this and whether it can be corrected -- or not ? Thank you.
-- Ace --
AceMatrix
Reply #2 Saturday, January 21, 2023 6:37 PM
Sorry, I have no good advice for you. I don't think Filetypesman - x64 has been updated for Windows 11 and IconPackager & IconDeveloper has not yet been updated to work with Windows 11 either, so I guess it comes with a risk running any of them.
Reply #2 Saturday, January 21, 2023 6:37 PM
JanOscar
Sorry, I have no good advice for you. I don't think Filetypesman - x64 has been updated for Windows 11 and IconPackager & IconDeveloper has not yet been updated to work with Windows 11 either, so I guess it comes with a risk running any of them.
Roger that. Thanks for the reply 
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Reply #1 Saturday, January 21, 2023 1:38 PM
Sorry, I have no good advice for you. I don't think Filetypesman - x64 has been updated for Windows 11 and IconPackager & IconDeveloper has not yet been updated to work with Windows 11 either, so I guess it comes with a risk running any of them.