Hi,
Sometimes when i select all the contents of the right pane and do a right click (because i want to delete/copy/move/propertie
Is this a known problem and if yes, is there a solotion availaible.
Thought this would be solved with SP1 but it isn't.
Greetings,
Jan Vandekerckhove
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jkr,
First of all thank you for you comment.
I tried this, but it doesn't seem to solve the problem.
Something I forgot to say in my problem description : I don't have this for all directories, only on particular ones.
One little question though : is it normal that when I reenter regedit that it opens where I did the last change ?
Greetings,
Jan
I'm guessing that as jkr said there is some bogus contextmenuhandler somewhere for one of the files that you are selecting in the group (since win will look at each files contextmenuhandler out of a group of selected files and possibly load it if it applies to the group), but not a problem with the * context handler, just with one of the specific files.
So try to reproduce the problem with a specific file selected and then delete that extenstions context handler
OR
search throughout your resgistry for "contextmenuhandlers" for one that "looks bad" or you don't need anymore. Yes this will probably take awhile but its the only thing that I can think of.
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by: jkrPosted on 2000-08-01 at 06:23:15ID: 3700175
Did you install any shell extension that might cause this error? Check the registry entries in 'HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell