July 30, 20179 yr I'm testing again. I dropped it for some time as I had issues (too many mods, probably). The question is: "it's possible to style command bar in 10?". There was a tool for 7, but it breaks explorer if used on ten.
August 4, 20179 yr Author 1.1.8.3 released with support for FCU and possible fix for 'sudden departure'
August 4, 20179 yr Tak for opdateringen ;-) Howver it seems like the issue, whenever the 'extension' is installed/enabled, links in the old controlpanel get highlighted like so: also, has the update done anything about the occasional scenario where the classical drive groupings would end up looking like:
August 4, 20179 yr Author 3 hours ago, BlakByte said: Tak for opdateringen ;-) Howver it seems like the issue, whenever the 'extension' is installed/enabled, links in the old controlpanel get highlighted like so: also, has the update done anything about the occasional scenario where the classical drive groupings would end up looking like: Yeah, fixed silver cream style in 1.1.8.4. Sudden departure should also be fixed. Edited August 4, 20179 yr by Tihiy
August 4, 20179 yr 1 hour ago, Tihiy said: Yeah, fixed silver cream style in 1.1.8.4. Sudden departure should also be fixed. Is "sudden departure" what you're calling the drive grouping/toolbars randomly disappearing?
August 4, 20179 yr Author Just now, drfsite said: Is "sudden departure" what you're calling the drive grouping/toolbars randomly disappearing? Yep
August 4, 20179 yr This might be out-of-scope/irrelevant for this project but do you think a function to disable the colored "ribbon titles" when highlighting certain elemens in the "new" explorer, could be made? I'm talking about the, in this case, green box with "drive tools":
August 12, 20179 yr I tried latest nightly build of Process Hacker (3.0.872) on Win10 Build 16257. Also installed updated OldNewExplorer 1.1.8.4. Process Hacker crashes whenever it invokes open file dialog, or when trying to run Task Manager through it. Also crashes when selecting Show details for all processes. UAC prompt never has the chance to pop up. Another thing worth noting, invoking Task Manager doesn't crash it if was started as admin. Faulting module is OldNewExplorer64.dll, always the same offset: Description Faulting Application Path: C:\Program Files\Process Hacker\ProcessHacker.exe Problem signature Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: ProcessHacker.exe Application Version: 3.0.5399.872 Application Timestamp: 5989c1cd Fault Module Name: OldNewExplorer64.dll Fault Module Version: 1.1.8.4 Fault Module Timestamp: 59848e0d Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 000000000000127f OS Version: 10.0.16257.2.0.0.256.48 Locale ID: 1060 Additional Information 1: fb70 Additional Information 2: fb706959c68a8aa2c8c0ca4a10c4e28a Additional Information 3: af7e Additional Information 4: af7e957ec4603dad0dc94c9985f92f51 Extra information about the problem Bucket ID: d19a8f27aeb048385c54f1fa428af080 (120813232493)
August 15, 20179 yr Author Please try to capture crash dump, because I'm unable to reproduce the issue. Some "anti-spyware" or shell extension may affect this.
August 15, 20179 yr Here it Is. I did remove all other extensions, but the result was the same. No other 3rd party software was running.
August 16, 20179 yr Nightly may have been the key here. Nightlies are unstable/have incompatibilities that a non-beta software wouldn't.
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