When I got it in I installed 2013, and yes it was click to run.

Thanks for the reply however there was not an earlier version installed, as the surface pro 3 was purchased last month with a retail copy of office 2013. If you do not need the earlier version of Office installed on your computer and you are only using Office 2013 programs, you should consider uninstalling the earlier Office version.Įxit any currently running Office programs.Start Control Panel.Click Uninstall a program.Select the earlier version of Office entry in the list of installed programs, and then click Uninstall.When you are prompted to confirm you want to remove the earlier Office version, click Yes.

You will have to select the Use system association or the Use default editor for text files. Step 2: Now, navigate to the following path: Step 3: Right-click Microsoft Outlook and click Delete. Sometimes when you try to view a file in FileZilla you might see a pop-up window saying No program associated with filetype as shown in the screenshot below. Follow the steps given below to delete the Microsoft Outlook corrupted registry keys.

Because Office 2013 Click-to-Run does not uninstall any previous Office versions, anyone who uses Office 2013 programs will be using them in a coexistence configuration. Then you can use Registry Editor to fix the there is no email program associated issue.

Most people that install Office 2013 will install Office by using Click-to-Run. Do you have a previous version installed? No program associated with folders (Cannot double click to open) I'm pretty new to the forum side of things, (or at least this forum, that is) so I'll cut right to the chase Recently, after performing a windows update I've become unable to open folders and drives, regardless of their location (desktop, etc) by means of a double click.

No file associated with this program