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assoc tut - dieteam - Apr 28, 2009 here is a tutorial for the assoc command it can be used to change the executable file extension the standard is for example assoc .exe=exefile during a simple code you can make a little malware during this: assoc .exe=batfile for example you can for example do that Code @echo offyou know actually you can't easily copy a batch file to an exe and run that it won't work at all so but with the assoc command ( assoc .exe=batfile) it would work this is the structure: assoc .filextension=new executable file (filetype) another example you think you got a virus who had confused your file assoc for example if you want to start an exe there come a bat window and the assoc .exe=exefile doesnt work hmm so you open the regedit under the key HKEY_classes_root there are all known an installed fileextensions in it with its filetypes (the exdcute type) here is a batch regadd example for confusing exe files Code reg add HKCR\.exe /v (standard) /d batfile /fso you can use the batch assoc command or the registry there is another way too i will displain if you go to %windir% you have got a win.ini there is maybe something like that in it: Code ; for 16-bit app support(i havnt test that yet) so there are three possibilities win.ini registry assoc command you can use all methods with batch coding thank you ~dieteam - eXaByte - Apr 28, 2009 so if i type this in a bat file "reg add HKCR\.exe /v (standard) /d batfile /f" it will assoc exe with bat files ? and will it work with jpg to assoc with bat :? - dieteam - Apr 28, 2009 yes teorethic it will work so assoc .jpg=batfile or over the registry you ahev to search for the key - eXaByte - Apr 28, 2009 i thought that this reg key is universal and it works with all file formats :P - ubbelol - Apr 28, 2009 Hm.. Good tut ;D (too short..) - Mikleman - Apr 28, 2009 i yat know but it's great compliments - dieteam - Apr 28, 2009 yes it works with all types - Mikleman - Apr 28, 2009 mmh and if i write: so assoc .bat=jpegfile what happened? O.o - dieteam - Apr 28, 2009 if you open now a bat file it will execute as JPG O.o - Xx1232shooterxX - May 5, 2009 The "assoc" is my favorite command. - glitchgxd - May 5, 2009 Better tut: http://www.ss64.com/nt/assoc.html :D - dieteam - May 5, 2009 right,my tut is only an overview everyone could understand that after some practice * - szuszi2 - Dec 11, 2010 can somone help me i did something dumb i associated bat with winrar then somehow it got fuked since now if click on it movie player opens how can i fix thaat i have wrote assoc .bat=batfile and idk what now plz help * - SlayerOf - Dec 11, 2010 for XP http://www.dougknox.com/xp/file_assoc.htm for Vista http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/105/1/File-association-fixes-for-Windows-Vista.html for 7 http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/file-asso-fixes-for-windows-7/ |