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February 14th 08, 02:06 AM
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AIM(now says for everything)Set Associations control panel
I intended to install AIM onto my laptop (inspiron 1525) and my security
system asked if i wanted to update all these files, and i said no thinking it could be a potential virus, needless to say AIM did not work so I decided to uninstall AIM and when I did it messed up my laptop. I can no longer open any application. Can someone please help, I am desperate. 
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February 14th 08, 02:22 AM
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AIM(now says for everything)Set Associations control panel
On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 19:06:00 -0800, chichi2008
wrote: I intended to install AIM onto my laptop (inspiron 1525) and my security system asked if i wanted to update all these files, and i said no thinking it could be a potential virus, needless to say AIM did not work so I decided to uninstall AIM and when I did it messed up my laptop. I can no longer open any application. Can someone please help, I am desperate. When you get your confuser running again - Avoid installing anything that has AOL in the name. Used AIM Express, web based, works great, no worries and does not install but has most all functionality. -- Ciao, Falcon
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February 19th 08, 01:23 AM
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AIM(now says for everything)Set Associations control panel
I have the same problem as chichi2008. I have a Lenovo Desktop. I did
exactly what chichi2008 did and I have the same problem: I can't open any files because there is "no program associated with this file". Falcon's response was not helpful because I can't "get my computer running again" because I can't open up any files! I need a way to fix this without re-imaging my computer. Any ideas? "Falcon" wrote: On Wed, 13 Feb 2008 19:06:00 -0800, chichi2008 wrote: I intended to install AIM onto my laptop (inspiron 1525) and my security system asked if i wanted to update all these files, and i said no thinking it could be a potential virus, needless to say AIM did not work so I decided to uninstall AIM and when I did it messed up my laptop. I can no longer open any application. Can someone please help, I am desperate. When you get your confuser running again - Avoid installing anything that has AOL in the name. Used AIM Express, web based, works great, no worries and does not install but has most all functionality. -- Ciao, Falcon
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