INI Opener

How to open INI file?

A INI Opener is a computer program or application that supports INI files and can open their contents. The first thing you should check is that you have the software to handle the INI file installed. After clicking on the INI file icon, the operating system should open its content with the associated software. However, if an error occurred while opening the file, you can try to fix it by following the instructions below in turn.

Open INI files in 9 steps

1. Make sure that the operating system where you are trying to open the Windows Initialization Format file is supported by it. If the user tries to open the file Windows Initialization Format on a system other than Linux, Mac OS, Windows, it may fail.
2. No default ENVI application in the system or Text editor, Microsoft Windows, UltraEdit, Windows Notepad will prevent you from opening INI files. If there is no such program, install it (or download it earlier).
3. Check if files with the extension INI are associated with the application ENVI or one of the programs such as Text editor, Microsoft Windows, UltraEdit, Windows Notepad. If this is not the case, the INI files should be associated with the appropriate application by displaying the properties of the Windows Initialization Format file and in the "File type" section, press the "Change" button. Choose one of the ENVI, Text editor, Microsoft Windows, UltraEdit, Windows Notepad applications to open the INI files.

Software programs that open INI file extension

Windows
• Microsoft Windows
• NotePad++ text editor
• Text editor
• UltraEdit
• Windows Notepad
MAC OS
• Parallels Desktop
Linux
• gedit
4. Files ripped from external media or downloaded from the Internet may have a damaged structure. In this case, the ENVI, Text editor, Microsoft Windows, UltraEdit, Windows Notepad programs will not be able to open the Windows Initialization Format file despite their presence in the system. Re-downloading or copying the file may fix the problem.
5. If it turns out that the Windows Initialization Format file contains a virus, it will usually be impossible to open it. The best solution in this case is to run a virus scanner and check the system for viruses.
6. The Windows Initialization Format file may be saved in a way that is no longer supported. Sometimes it happens that despite the INI extension, such files contain data saved in a way that prevents them from being opened by ENVI or Text editor, Microsoft Windows, UltraEdit, Windows Notepad.
7. To open the Windows Initialization Format file, the current version of the program in which we want to open it is required. In this case, it is necessary to verify the version of your software to handle INI files and, if necessary, update it to the latest version.
8. Make sure that the icon representing the Windows Initialization Format file is not a shortcut to the location where this file is not present.
9. The system administrator has restricted the opening and modification of certain files, which in this case may include Windows Initialization Format.

Useful tools

If, despite going through all the steps, it was not possible to open the file with the INI extension, you can try some of the proposed tools. Below are the websites we have verified that may help you open the INI file.

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