File associations disappear after update

[hit1205]

Sorry for my poor English.

I couldn't open all my media and *.css files with system file associations after I update FileZilla from 3.0.0 to 3.3.4.1.

When I open the *.css files it says, "The file (...) could not be opened: No program has been associated on your system with this file type." And FileZilla always open my media files with Windows Media Player instead of the default player "KMPlayer".

My Windows file association control panel says KMPlayer is the default player correctly so I open Regedit, and found that there are two sets for each media file type.

For example, there are two nodes, ".mp3" and "mp3File", for *.mp3 file on the Regedit tree. The "mp3File" set was created by Windows Media Player, FileZilla says "No program has been associated on your system with this file type" again after I delete it.

Maybe that's the fault of Windows but those problems are not happened in FileZilla 3.0.0.

[Tim Kosse]

Make sure the "Open" Verb is correctly associated. NO other verb is supported by FileZilla.

Note that Windows XP SP2 is heavily outdated, you want to update last year ago.

[hit1205]

I'm sure the "Open" verb is associated to KMPlayer so I just download all the old versions to try. I found that FileZilla 3.1.3.1 to 3.3.3 open my media files with KMPlayer, only version 3.3.4 and 3.3.4.1 with Windows Media Player.