Now my original problem is fixed, the deprecated and buggy Windows Photo Viewer won't stand in the way of using Microsoft Photo Viewer by default. After that, I managed to remove the key containing the path to the dll. Again I had to assume ownership and give full access to Administrators. Regedit.exe > Edit > Find > PhotoViewer.dll
Announced in October, Designer is a Canva-like web app that can. Step 2: clear associated keys from the registry. Today, Microsoft Designer, Microsoft’s AI-powered design tool, launched in public preview with an expanded set of features. Not elegant, but the general goal of removing PhotoViewer.dll was still achieved.
localization dirs remained, with all the *.mui files in them. (There are pretty good guides on how to do this on the Internet, so I won't bore you with that.)Īfter that, I only managed to remove the exe and dll files from here, de en-US etc. So I had to set the ownership of these dirs to Administrators and then give full permissions to Administrators (recursively). well, because that's how MS thinks ownership and priviliges should work. To complete the setup, you must reboot your computer, so click Yes on the. When the following screen displays, click Close to close the setup program. The progress of the installation displays. These directories and their contents were owned by TrustedInstaller, so I could not delete them using administrator privileges, because. Just make sure Microsoft Office Picture Manager is set to Run from My Computer under Office Tools and then click Install Now. In my case, PhotoViewer existed on both paths:Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Photo Viewer\ Step 1: remove the DLL, preferably together with the install dir.
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