You need to reinstall those program to make them work properly thats what you can do...
Windows uses "associations" as part of its object-oriented interface.
For example, after installing Adobe Reader, there will be an "association" created, such that everytime that you double-click on a 'PDF' file, then Windows will launch Adobe Reader.
Similarly, '.doc' files will be associated with Microsoft Word,
and '.xls' files will be associated with Microsoft Excel.
> create an association in the folder options control panel
That's the correct way to "add" or "delete" a specific association.
It's strange that you don't have an association already defined;
it could be the result of a computer-virus, namely, one that has deleted that association.
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