Windows mail doesn't see firefox, firefox is set to defalt

Not sure what I did, but.. when I click a link in Windows Mail, it doesn't open a tab in Mozilla.
I've looked my setting and cannot see anything wrong

update your fire fox browser because the windows live mail will support only latest browser

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