JXR file Windows Photo Gallery.

Anonymous
2012-12-30T17:31:28+00:00

I am running Windows 7 Home Premium.

 I have started to receiving this message every time I open Windows Photo Gallery.

( Would you like to use Photo Gallery to open these types of files JXR. )

I have checked the box Don't show me this again for these files.

It doesn't matter if I check it or not, every time I get or add picture this message comes up.

Can anyone tell me how to stop this, it is getting very annoying.

Windows for home | Other | Music, photos, and video

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Anonymous
2012-12-30T18:02:30+00:00

Hi, Twyntoo,

Was Windows Photo Gallery working fine until now?

Is Windows Photo Gallery the default program for opening jpeg xr files?

Do you have other imaging software which may conflict installed?  e.g. PhotoShop, Corel PSP, etc...

Start > Default Programs

Select Set Your Default Programs

Select Windows Photo Gallery

Select Set This Program as Default

Click Ok

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Anonymous
2013-01-01T22:31:51+00:00

Yes, I ran all advised programs by Leonard_su.

#1 Ran SFC came up all good

#2 typed in suggestion in command prompt, got following reply, The system cannot find the path specified. I copied and paste the command into the command prompt and got the same answer.

#3 Typed in suggestion into search programs and files, received the path specified cannot be found.

Went to control panel, programs and features and ran repair on Microsoft Security Essentials-Repaired it, shut down PC an restarted, got same result, still asking if I won't to use JXR.

Uninstalled Microsoft Security Essentials-shut down PC - Restarted - Same result.

Went to Microsoft and Reinstalled Microsoft Security Essentials - Restarted - same result.

Also uninstalled Windows Live Essentials - reboot - reinstalled - same result.

When I got the question this time, would you like to use Photo Gallery to open these types of files JXR I

placed check mark into box and said no.

I just opened Windows Photo Galley and I DID NOT get the message.

I want to Thank  all that helped  in solving this problem.

I am going to send this and then reboot and see if it comes up again.

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Anonymous
2012-12-31T01:52:00+00:00

Hi Twyntoo,

We appreciate your efforts for trying the troubleshooting steps and for answering the questions provided by Smittychat. Since the issue still occurs even you already set Photo Gallery as your main program to open all types of files. It's possible that there is some problem with your registry that might cause this issue. To verify this, we request that perform a system file check by following the steps from this link.

After you complete that process, we need you set Photo Gallery as your default program again by following the instruction of Smittychat.

Let us know the result afterwards.

Thank you.

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Anonymous
2013-10-22T15:32:59+00:00

Hi, my name is Vicki, and I have been going nuts just like the rest of you, dealing with

Windows Live Photo Gallery.

I tried all the things on this site to try to try to stop it from asking me everytime:

do you want to use windows photo gallery to open jxr files.

This time instead of checking yes. I checked no.

I have not seen the message again in 1 week.

                            { select  "NO"  to the JXR question }

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Anonymous
2012-12-31T17:50:41+00:00

Did you run the scan advised by Leonard_U?

Did you again Set Windows Photo Gallery as default and the issue continues?

Control Panel > Programs and Features > Uninstall Programs

Select Windows Live Essentials

Click Uninstall/Change

Select Repair All Windows Live Programs

See if the issue is resolved

If the issue persists, uninstall Windows Live Essentials

Reboot your computer

Reinstall Windows Live Essentials

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-live/essentials-home

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-03-07T18:06:53+00:00

    A bit more info...

    After yesterdays fun and games another issue appeared today. The standard W7 weather gadget stopped working (unable to connect). Now multiple things going wrong in an otherwise rock steady system always sets alarm bells off. Coincidence... nah, I don't believe it. Another seemingly trivial and totally unrelated issue appeared a week or more back. I use a program called LTspice and this has the desktop icon set to "run as admin". Suddenly I noticed the windows security shield is overlaying the icon (as I would have thought it should but it never has until now on both this and another Vista PC). Also, I noticed the temp files that LTspice creates as it runs no longer have the "special" or unique symbol attached to them but  just the standard "windows live photo gallery icon". That in itself is a non issue but again, its something that mysteriously changed. 

    Time for a rethink and to roll back to a perfect end of January disc image. This done Windows offers the Feb updates and also this,

    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2670838

    an optional update released 26th Feb which roughly coincides with the LTspice issues. This update specifically mentions the JXR codec. I'm an infrequent user of the photo gallery and so I probably hadn't used it since this update was installed. 

    So up to now I haven't installed this one again...

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