Restore_Windows_Photo_Viewer.zip (753 downloads)Īfter finishing download, run the program. You will have to add the restore windows registry to your windows 10. This method will guide you how to bring back Windows Photo Viewer in Windows 10, if you have just installed a clean and fresh copy of Windows 10.Įither you approach windows photo viewer by searching for default programs in start menu, or you go to control panel> settings> default programs, you will notice that windows photo viewer is there but not included in the default programs. You can also go to control panel, and select default programs. Now click on Select this program as default, in right hand side .Ĭongratulations, you have restored Windows Photo Viewer in Windows 10. Select the option of Window Photo Viewer.ĩ. The entry of Default Programs, will appear at the top. In the search bar, type Default Programs.ģ. Click on Start button in the start menu.Ģ. Lets very briefly explain the method step by step.ġ. Re : ''Options>attachments>jpeg>'select helper application' the Photos app does not appear in the list and I do not know how to browse to it as it is not a conventional app in the programs folder''īut do not know where the windows Photo app is located - now that is not really a Thunderbird issue :)This method focuses on restoring windows photo viewer from an upgrade. Re: ''but Thunderbird overrides this with its own default settings for opening attachments.'' You may discover this could be a hidden file, so you would need to make hidden files and folders visible first. I do not use Win10, but I've had a look on google and located this info which you could use to try to locate it:Ĭ:\program files\windowsapps\_15.1001.16470.0_圆4_8wekyb3d8bbwe\ exe file manually.īut do not know where the windows Photo app is located - now that is not really a Thunderbird issue :) If the Photo app does not appear in the list then you have to click on 'Browse' button to locate the. Re : Options>attachments>jpeg>'select helper application' the Photos app does not appear in the list and I do not know how to browse to it as it is not a conventional app in the programs folderįrom the 'Action' drop down list you would select 'Use Other'.Ī new window opens allowing you to choose from a more extensive list you may need to use the scroll bar to see everything. If you already have an entry for jpg files then it is because you set it up the first time you chose to open a jpg file. Re: but Thunderbird overrides this with its own default settings for opening attachments.
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