I cannot open a TLD file. What should I do? Help!
Virtually anyone has encountered some problems with opening unknown files while working on a computer. It can be very frustrating. Yet such problems, not only with TLD files, can be addressed in a standard way. Follow the steps below and we can guarantee that your problem with opening TLD will be resolved!
TLD File Extension
- File type Tag Library Descriptor Format
- File developer N/A
- File category Developer Files
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File popularity rating
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How to open TLD file?
If given user account does not have necessary permissions to open files with TLD extension, it is highly probable that no program that supports given files is installed on the users’ system. Below is a list of actions user should pursue in order to resolve most common problems.
Step 1. Download and install application that supports TLD files
After the application has been installed, the system should automatically open TLD files with given application. Below is the list of relevant programs along with operating systems they are available for:
Programs that support TLD files
Step 2. Verify whether TLD files are associated with appropriate software
It is possible that an application that supports TLD files is not associated with such files. In such case, the program should by manually associated with TLD files (right-click on the file icon → Properties → General Tab → In submenu "Open with" and click on "Change" button. System will display a list of suggested programs that support TLD files. Choose the application by checking the box "Always use the selected application to open this kind of files". System will store this information in its registry and use it to open TLD files with the selected program.
Changing TLD file association in registry
File association for TLD files can be edited manually by editing appropriate entry in Windows System Registry. However, it is discouraged as it may introduce errors to registry if not done properly and may even damage the system.
Step 3. Check TLD file for other errors
- TLD file was not copied properly from storage medium.
- Antivirus application prevents opening TLD files. In that case it is recommended to exercise extreme caution and recover or delete infected TLD file. It is also advised to scan the entire system for malicious software and viruses with antivirus software.
- For TLD files downloaded from the internet it is advised to check if the file has been downloaded completely and is not corrupted. If not, the file should be re-downloaded.
