XYplorer Beta Club

highend wrote: ↑06 Feb 2024 05:47 Configuration | General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | [ ] Cache network servers
Tick that option, do the test again (with the search in \\nas\path)!

Worked (on the second run and thereafter)! Any idea why recent versions appear to require it? I certainly haven't ever modified it.

What happens when you copy your latest test folder (with the 199 items) onto a local drive and perform the same test with this one instead? Doesn't hang. If it works now: Configuration | General | Safety Belts, Network | Network | [x] Cache network servers Is it ticked? It's unchecked, as are all o...

So, what are you searching? What kind of search is this? It's the same search I've been doing at least weekly for many years. It finds files over a set of paths on my home network created/modified since the last such search. You can see from the screenshot I posted earlier that it has completed bef...

Untick these: Configuration | Information | File Info Tips & Hover Box | Show file info tips Configuration | Information | File Info Tips & Hover Box | Show Hover Box Any difference? They were already unchecked. It's not just clicking on a file that causes the hang. Clicking on a tab in the...

Oh, I guess I missed that the first time I read it: So the hang is not caused by the left click, but the right click? . Sorry if it wasn't clear. All I have to do is left-click on Downloads.txt. So the sequence that causes the 30 second hang is: 1. Start XYplorer. 2. Run the search. 3. Left-click D...

Hanging. OK, the screenshot is after performing the search and clicking Downloads.txt. The program has hung with the Busy-Working cursor, but it's not in the screenshot, of course. If you need to see that, I took photos in that state and also after clicking the title bar, after Windows appended &qu...

admin wrote: ↑04 Feb 2024 10:14 Sounds weird. Can you provide a screenshot of the entire XY window?

At what point in the process? After first opening, performing the search, or selecting the file?

The hang is triggered by "select the relevant hash text file(s)"? Yes. I Left-Click one of the files in the top-pane, so that I can Ctrl-Click the other relevant files, and then I Right-Click to open them from the context menu. I have several of these .txt files based on my groupings, lik...

Case in point, I have a two pane configuration, and I use the bottom pane to conduct a search. Then I load a column set consisted of MD5 and full path, and I refresh the MD5 column. After pressing Ctrl+Shift+C to copy the hash/filename pairs, I select the relevant hash text file(s) from the top pane...

Just tried this in 23.60, and it's much improved. Thanks.

Appreciate that! I hope some day it will be possible to implement a prompt for when the column refresh is to be canceled for any reason. I use XYplorer to help maintain a hash database for my data drives, and recomputing the hashes can take the better part of a day. I'm always very careful not to in...

I do not recall the long periods of unresponsiveness. In any case, it could really use the improvements I suggested. While it's usable for this purpose, it's inconvenient that the program goes dead for long periods of time, and it requires a degree of caution not to accidentally lose hours of comput...

v 23.40 (lifetime), Windows 11 This started within the last few months, but Refresh Column causes the program to go unresponsive for long periods of time when computing hashes on long lists of large files. I used to be able to copy partial results to the clipboard while the operation was ongoing to ...

Thank you. Works. Is there a good reason for it to be unchecked by default in this day and age?

I'm moving files from one location to another on the same network drive, and I have panes opened to each folder. It doesn't matter if I drag/drop or cut/paste, neither pane updates after I perform a move. These are (unfortunately) single files I'm moving, and I have a bunch of them. This is 22.40.02...