I have restore points and backup images of the system but I recall that I saw this problem several weeks ago.but as I have been in a rush to install and configure some programs I left the font problem to be solved later, now if I restore a system image, I would lose too much work/time.(and I mean, really too much) This is the method I used for re-associate (before coming here to ask for help):
Please, could you help me? I don't know where or what more to look for. So I am kind of desperate, as I need to check fonts quickly as I work in PS, and although I have a Font manager installed (which I use when I need) it is not a replacement for the quick preview of Windows. I can't simply afford another lost month or so. I simply can't reinstall Windows 10 and repeat all the current software installation and configuration, I have lost already 3 weeks doing that. too, and then reverted, no luck in any case. I have changed in registry the path from %SYSTEMROOT%\System32\. I have tried to disable Norton, Zemana, HitmanPro Alert, making an entry in Norton Firewall for fontview to allow any connection, I have performed a clean boot (disabling all non-Microsoft services and all startup items), reassign fontview to the fonts extensions after changing it to another program, tried "sfc /scannow", but no luck. But not in my case, I can install them but I can't preview them. People seems to get my same error and also an install error when they try. On the other hand my case is somewhat different to other's people's: I can install them by right clicking on the file and choosing install. Neither work in my case because my account is already administrator, and windows Firewall is enabled (and Norton too). I have read around these forums and inet in general, and people is solving this activating Windows Firewall or updating the user account with administrator rights. I have this horrible problem, whenever I double click on a ttf or otf font file (not installed one) I get the error ".is not a valid font file".
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