Just select the option, and you’re good to go. The XnView option should now be available on the list. Step 10: Head back to the Default apps settings and check the list once again. Just click on OK and proceed to the next step. That will bring up a prompt saying To change your default apps, go to Settings > Apps > Defaults apps. Step 9: Then click on the Set file associations button. Step 8: Here, check the box next to the Add ‘Browse with XnViewMP’ to the context menu option. Step 7: Select the Integration option from the column on the left to open up the Integration menu. Step 6: Head over to the XnView settings, from within the Tools menu or by using the F12 keyboard shortcut. To do so, right click on the XnView icon and select run as administrator. In case you don’t see XnView MP in the list (as shown above), then you’ll need to follow these steps to make sure it shows up in the default apps list. Step 4: Then select XnView from the list and you’re all set. Step 3: In the Default apps setting, click on the application mentioned under the Photo viewer option. Step 2: Select the Default apps option to open up the Windows 10 setting for the same.

Step 1: Click on the Start icon and then type Default apps in the search bar. Set XnView as Default Image Viewer for All Filesįollow these simple steps to set XnView as your default image viewer using the Windows 10 settings: And what’s really great is that these methods will work with any other image viewer of your choice, including IrfanView, FastStone, and even Adobe Bridge. In this article, I’ll show you a couple of different ways in which you can set XnView as the default image viewer on Windows 10.

Windows 10 default photo viewer