Adobe Bridge problem

To whom this question may be directed to:
Please gidet me in resolving my problem with TRYING to open a file in Adobe bridge CC only to be presented a message telling me that it can NOT be opened because CS 5 is no longer on my computer of which I already know. Although if I go into explorer I can double click it and it opens into Photoshop CC fine.
ANYONE with an soultion to this problem and is WILLING to share the information I would be EXTREMLEY appreciateive.
Thank You in advance for taking the time to reply
Regards
Bill

Curt,
Once again thank you for being paitent with me in trying to resolve thsi problem, I am having a bit of confusion with trying tounderstand just what ext you are refeerring to.
I go to preferences and see all the exttions BUT do not understand which one I need to select and when I do select it do I then go to reset all defauls option?
I apoligize for seeming ignorant in this discussion but i am not grasping this procedure correctly I assume.
Thanks again for your assistance
Bill

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