This is a section of Windows XP that does not make itself as “visible” as other parts you can control – but it’s there.
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How-to: Manually Set Default Browser in Windows XP
Posted Sep 25, 2007 | by Rich Menga
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Where is the text for this “How to manualy set the default browser in Windows XP” Just this short few lines on this page?????
There is a big video on the page. That’s why it is in the Videos section.
This is really good to say that there is a big video on the page but the property to video is set to INVISIBLE and thats why its not visible. Enjoy
Firefox had gratuitously made itself my default browser, and all attempts to set it back to IE using the standard method (ticking the box “Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser” on the Tools/Internet Options Programs tab) had no effect. Your method did the trick. Many thanks.
Thank you so much for this. This issue has been a GIANT pain in . . . while I have been testing out different browsers. You just got a big fan!