Recent content by Victor II Jr

That is one awful screenshot! I'll be sure to make 'em clearer in the future. It seems the only action relevant to my case, and which resolved my hidden exe extension, was to simply delete the HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\NeverShowExt entry. Some research has shown that Internet Explorer (IE)...

The "x86_64" is just my way of saying AMD64, or any native 64-bits CPU based on the x86 architecture (e.g. an AMD Ryzen or an Intel N-Processor). I'm not sure of the official designation. Since I have two Windows 11 computers with different brands of CPU, I didn't want to get too specific about...

That situation is almost exactly my experience. So I tried this: It worked. Now I can see the exe file extension in Windows Explorer in both my regular and my Administrator accounts. Thanks, dacrone, for narrowing it down. (Note: Simply deleting NeverShowExt just worked for me, but I can also...

Both entries are similar to yours. My full HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\exefile\FriendlyTypeName is as follows: @%SystemRoot%\System32\shell.dll,-10156 which is the default value, if I understand correctly.

I checked again. Confirming these aren't shortcuts.

Windows 11 Pro x86_64 23H2 build 22631.3880 A screenshot of Windows Explorer, in case my original post needs clarification: Notice every file type has its extension displayed, with the sole exception of executable applications (i.e. .exe files). This happens in every directory, even new...

Yes. Here's my full ouput: .diag=Assoc_TSPDesigner.exe_all_amd64_enu .exe=exefile

Windows 11 Pro 23H2 build 22631.3880 My File Explorer isn't showing executable file extensions; it lists a program's name minus the "exe" suffix, while the extensions of every other file type are displayed. I already have 'View->File name extensions' checked, and have confirmed that hide...