Find the link between ".automaticDestinations-ms" and the file?

Question

Does anyone know (because Microsoft didn’t answer anyone on the forums), how can I find which application has the autoDestinations-ms file in % appdata% \ microsoft \ windows \ recent \ automaticdestinations ?

This is the folder in which Windows 7 stores its jump lists, and I want to know how to automatically / programmatically find the connection between each file and the application.

At least, even in manual mode, I did not find patterns, just to keep track of file extensions in files, because some programs open files with the same extension (for example, images), so this method is not suitable for all programs.

Do you have another idea? Maybe you know the format of these files?

Thank.

Answer 1

The best way to learn how to sort files by date, change, and then interact with your machine, for example, open a file with Powerpoint, see and see which file is moved up. This is probably a Powerpoint file that you can confirm by opening it and looking at it.

Then you can create a table of magicians and find in the registry a list of obvious keys connecting guid with the application identifier.

Answer 2

GUIDs seem to persist.

jumplist - , "Realtek HD audio manager" - ( "C:\Windows\System32\RTSnMg64.cpl" )), ( "Dell Audio" - " OCD:), Realtek .

C:\Users\Jonny\AppData\\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ \,

@C:\Users\Jonny\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\AutomaticDestinations

- Nirsoft Jumplist View, .. " ", jumplists . ( ).

jumplist (7e4dca80246863e3.automaticDestinations-ms).

. , , jumplist . ( " " )