And select it to assign file types to, without setup each file type individually to the default app. * Now the Media Player Classic does show up under some file types of audio files and video files. * Open the Settings app from Start menu, go to Apps > Default apps > Set defaults by app. * Browse to the Media Player Classic folder in C: Program Files, pick up its program execute file mpc-hc64.exe, and check “Always open with this app” box, then click OK button to assigns it. Right click on an mp3 file, choose “Open with…” > choose another app > Look for another app on this PC * Within the File Explorer, find a compatible music file. All related file will be opened through media Classic by default. This may happen with some buggy graphics drivers (on old hardware). Install a different version of your graphics driver.

* Click on Options, go to Formats > File extension, and check all boxes to select all, then click OK button to apply the changes. General solutions to try when the video displayed is all messed up: In Media Player Classic, go to Options -> Playback -> Output -> DirectShow video, select a different video renderer. * First open the Media Classic player, and click on the View option from the menu at top.

But I click on the “set all” button and it doesn’t take effect. Locate the Media Classic player from list, and click on Set this program as default link. * It will take you to set default programs in Control Panel. Control /name Microsoft.DefaultPrograms /page pageDefaultProgram

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