msi extensions files turned into unknown application

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..msi extensions files turned into unknown application.Seems to be i have
deleted.how do i recover back

my english is a bit rubbish.Bare with me.

................i want emergency help...........
..msi extensions files turned into unknown application.
i run XP sp2.
when i was in cmd promt it got changed.
i was exploring command in DOS command.
i was trying to view particular extension files only using DIR commands.
when i using ALLOC command my .msi extension get deleted.

Any one who is GOOD IN DOS COMMANDS HELP ME.
or
say me the alter native way to open " .msi " files
Plz....
 
Unless I misunderstand you, it would seem that the Windows Association for
..MSI files has been broken on your system. You can make adjustments to file
associations in Windows Explorer. Try this...

Open Windows Explorer.

Click Tools>>Folder Options...

This will open the Folder Options dialog. Click the tab that reads "File
Types." You should see every type of file association. In my system, MSI
files are associted with the Windows Installer. You should be able to click
the MSI file type from the file types listed, and choose 'change,' to
associate MSI file with any program you like.

I hope this helps.

Vinson
 
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jesh_think said:
.msi extensions files turned into unknown application.Seems
to be i have
deleted.how do i recover back

my english is a bit rubbish.Bare with me.

...............i want emergency help...........
.msi extensions files turned into unknown application.
i run XP sp2.
when i was in cmd promt it got changed.
i was exploring command in DOS command.
i was trying to view particular extension files only using
DIR commands.
when i using ALLOC command my .msi extension get deleted.

Any one who is GOOD IN DOS COMMANDS HELP ME.
or
say me the alter native way to open " .msi " files
Plz....
Click to expand...

See if this helps.

Go to this web site and scroll down to MSI File Association
Fix. Download the zip file and extract the contents. Run the
registry fix.

Courtesy of Doug Knox, MS-MVP
Windows XP File Association Fixes
http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm

Good luck

Nepatsfan
 
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