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BS logo on my DAT files?? Hi, Windows XP Home Ok, I just installed the newly released v1.00 BSplayer. I now see that all my DAT files in my Kazaa Download Folder have a large "BS" on round blue background logo (my older v0.8 did not do this). When I right click on a DAT file the popup menu on top says "Play in BS Player" and "Enqueue in BS Player".....going to the bottom of the same menu and clicking on Properties shows that the DAT file will "Open With" BSplayer as if it is now the Default player. Obviously I clicked on something during installation to cause this but can't figure out what. How can I remove the "BS" logo from my DAT files? Thanks, Telstar |
you can uncheck DAT files under options/preferences/file associations |
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Quote by: Till Joined: 08 Jul 2002 Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2003 9:29 pm General discussions Post subject: It lasted exactly 1 minute on my machine! Quote:
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uncheck DAT files under options/preferences/file associations restart the player and then restart your pc it worked for me |
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Well, that was one of the first things I tried a few days ago when I first noticed the change. I unchecked DAT but the logo (tile) still remains. Actually, besides my DAT files the BS logo shares tiles with the Windows Media Player, Quicktime Player depending on the file extension (ex: MPEG opens in BSplayer therefore MPEG files have the BS logo). Anyway, it's not the end of the world as we know it. It's just the blatant intrusiveness of these large purple logos all of a sudden appearing on most of my tiles and BSplayer "moving in and taking over" without my prior(?) consent. Legally I suppose it could be argued however that by my installing the BSplayer v1.00 (which I am still happy I did) that this comprises an agreement between myself and BSplayer that these changes can take place......probably that little box "I Accept these Terms" that we check without taking the time to read it thoroughly or consult with our lawyer...lol What.....ever! Thanks again for your reply, Telstar |
make sure the file association is unchecked then open regedit go to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT delete the .dat key (folder) |
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