After the file was deleted, the file name displayed in the recycle bin is incorrect.

[kuiwu_cn]

After the file was deleted, the file name displayed in the recycle bin is incorrect.


I created the "1. test.txt" file and then deleted it, but the name of the file displayed at the recycle bin is "1.txt".

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[kuiwu_cn]

I created the "1. test.txt" file and then deleted it, but the name of the file displayed at the recycle bin is "1.txt".

[kuiwu_cn]

Do you understand what I mean? Isn't that a mistake?

(I bought your legitimate software the day before yesterday. Please read my feedback. Thank you.)

[admin]

Looks like a mistake, but I cannot reproduce it here. I created a file "1. test.txt", deleted it, and it appears as "1. test.txt" in the Recycle Bin. I also can restore it without problems.

I tried the same with hidden extensions (as in your screenshots): again all works alright.

[kuiwu_cn]

I think this is not rigorous enough. It is a mistake to not display the file name correctly in the recycle bin. You see, in the recycle bin of Windows system, the file name displayed very clearly.

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[admin]

Actually this looks like a Windows shell bug to me because that wrong filename is given to XYplorer by Windows. And that bug is in Windows 10, but not in Windows 8.

I assume to have set Windows File Explorer to "Hide Extensions", right? And I assume that the problem will disappear when you set Windows File Explorer to "Show Extensions".

[kuiwu_cn]

I use the Win8.1 system.

I set Windows File Explorer to "Hide Extensions". Usually, we set it this way.

Why are the second filenames correct while the first file name is wrong? Tomorrow, I'll download other explorer to see if there is any such problem.

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[admin]

I could now reproduce the issue in Win8.1 system when setting Windows File Explorer to "Hide Extensions".

I will add a work-around.

[kuiwu_cn]

Thank you very much. XYplorer is a great software and I'm very supportive of your work.