Default Programs Manager

Default Programs Manager is a tool that can backup and restore the default program settings on your computer. It can be useful if you have ever changed the default program settings and find that it has caused problems. You can also use Default Programs Manager to back up your default program settings before installing new software, so that you can restore the original settings if you have problems with the new software.

To use Default Programs Manager, just select the files or file extensions you want to back up and click the "Backup" button. The backup will be saved to the file -.defaultprograms. You can also use Default Programs Manager to restore the backup. To do this, select the backup file and click on the "Restore" button.

Here are some other benefits of using Default Programs Manager:

- You can back up default program settings for specific files or file extensions.

- You can restore the backup if your system settings are corrupted.

- You can distribute the settings to other computers.

- Default Programs Manager is free.