Microsoft Default Manager 2.2.114

Microsoft Default Manager is a program developed by Microsoft Corporation that allows users to manage and customize default programs for various file types and protocols.

To open Microsoft Default Manager, you can access it through the Control Panel by navigating to 'Default Programs' or by searching for 'Default Programs' in the Start Menu search bar.

Yes, Microsoft Default Manager allows you to change the default programs associated with specific file types. You can specify which program you want to use when opening different file formats.

Yes, Microsoft Default Manager is only available on Windows operating systems that include the feature. It may vary depending on the specific version of Windows.

Yes, Microsoft Default Manager also allows you to manage default programs for web protocols such as HTTP, FTP, and others. You can define which program should handle these protocols when accessed.

Microsoft Default Manager provides an option to restore default program associations. By selecting the appropriate option within the program, it will reset all default programs back to their original settings.

Unfortunately, Microsoft Default Manager does not offer an export/import feature for default program settings. Any customization made within the program is limited to the local system.

Yes, Microsoft Default Manager allows customization of default programs on a per-user basis. Each user account on the system can have its own set of default program associations.

No, Microsoft Default Manager does not change existing file associations unless modified by the user. It provides a way to manage and modify them, but it does not alter them automatically without user intervention.

Yes, Microsoft Default Manager is a free program provided by Microsoft as part of their operating systems that support this feature.