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How do I restore the original icon?

It'll only be for that .dll i think. No need to worry

no its on all dll files on my pc

It changed because you opened it with notepad and the check box marked [always open with this program from now on] was checked..so I'm guessing try to open it again with notepad but this time uncheck it and see if that works. Really have no idea though =\

right click it and change the icon but will stil open in notepad tho

won't let me uncheck [always open with this program from now on]

.dll's don't open with any specific program and now that you've chosen one it's stuck with it. There's probably a way to change it..just have no idea at the moment.

Go to your start menu and choose run (or press the windows key and the 'R' key together).

Type 'regedit' and press Enter.

In the left panel, select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. Some further folders appear in the tree below.

Select SOFTWARE. Some further folders appear in the tree below.

Select CLASSES. Some further folders appear in the tree below. These will all be file extensions (e.g: .txt, .mp3, .dll ).

Right-click on .dll and choose delete. This will prevent it from opening in notepad and, should you double-click it again, the trusty "Open With" dialog box will pop up once more.

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blah blah make backups of your registry before making any changes blah blah don't do anything stupid blah blah blah
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dude glad u mentioned .dll.. what exactly is that? Everytime I turn on my computer some new .dll file is missing. Just now tried to make a beat in Fl studio..when i tried to open one of the programs.. my antivirus auto detected a virus. Something ".dll"..

well if u stop download illegal stuff man, u wont have worry, .dll files are library extensions to programs usually and can be viruses, delete unless u know its not ^_^

Gaige wrote: .dll files are library extensions to programs usually and can be viruses, delete unless u know its not ^_^

Hmm... I'd put it this way:

delete only if you KNOW it IS a virus.

If your computer tells you that you have missing .dll files, many of them are available from .dll libraries online. Just do a google search for the file it mentions and you'll probably find out what it is, and whether you need it.

Thx guys =]

Shomari wrote:Thx guys =]

Not a bother.