XYplorer Beta Club

You upper three lines are borked... Valid paths can't contain a second ":"... Regarding serials: Probably the external case provides it (and not the drive inside of it). In your case it's maybe not that bad, you want the tags to be equal on them anyway. Otherwise one case would need to be ...

Show the output after executing this script first:
text columnlayout(, "get");

Check the inputselect() options to show generic icons. Maybe that fixes that.

Empty variables to let it run a second time? Em, what?
Be more specific, show the relevant code where something doesn't work as expected and generally, post code in text form, not as an image^^

- Yellow one file (and remember it's full path) on external drive 1 (whatever that would be) - Menu | File | Settings Special | Save Tags - Disconnect drive 1, attach drive 2 - This file now really shows up in yellow? If yes, open the belonging tag.dat file with a text editor, search for that file n...

This behaviour doesn't really make sense if the tag.dat is running with serial numbers. If some files are tagged on drive with serial <x> they wouldn't appear tagged on a different drive with serial <y> (if they weren't tagged specifically on that second drive before), regardless if they use the sam...

For upscaled icons, very good quality

Post all serial numbers of your drives and an small subset of orphaned tags from the tag.dat database file?

run "PowerShell -Command Start-Process PowerShell -verb runAs -ArgumentList """"""-NoExit"""" """"-Command"""" """"cd '<curpath>'""""""",,,0 That's c...

Even with the 2019er version I see the full metadata for that file, including file version.
For whatever reason your 32-bit shell properties seem to be broken (and that's what XY presents in these metadata infos) Sorry, can't help with that

Which Corel Draw version is installed? + Version number if possible

Why don't you just use a single column for this, splitted into files & folders like:
return foldersize(<c_item>, "D:<d> / F:<f>");

For those old versions I use this: http://code.kliu.org/misc/elevate/ $elevate = "D:\Tools\@Command Line Tools\Elevate\elevate_x64.exe"; $command = "powershell.exe -NoProfile -NoExit -Command Set-Location -LiteralPath '<curpath>'"; run lax("$elevate" $command); Never ha...

Unrelated: What is the exact purpose of that "Folders" column? Showing how many subfolders exist?