I checked the box for "Show the 64-bit context menu" in "Shell Integration" section of the Configuration. Now, every time I right click on a file or a folder, I see the taskbar and the desktop icons getting refreshed as the context menu is appearing. What is the reason for this? Can this refresh be prevented?
OS: Windows 10 Enterprise 1803
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Windows taskbar is refreshed every time 64-bit context menu is invoked
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Re: Windows taskbar is refreshed every time 64-bit context menu is invoked
Good morning,
I can confirm this as well. I don't have that option checked; however, I do see the same refresh happening when I right-click any file/folder and then choose "Show 64-bit Context Menu".
Latest XY beta / Windows 10 x64 1809.
I can confirm this as well. I don't have that option checked; however, I do see the same refresh happening when I right-click any file/folder and then choose "Show 64-bit Context Menu".
Latest XY beta / Windows 10 x64 1809.
Re: Windows taskbar is refreshed every time 64-bit context menu is invoked
That refresh is also a little annoying when right-clicking on a folder in the tree as it doesn't get highlighted. Would love to see this minor issue resolved.
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Re: Windows taskbar is refreshed every time 64-bit context menu is invoked
Weird. Does not happen here (Win 8.1). And there is no reason visible to me why it should happen.
But note that the 64-bit context menu code is currently being rewritten from scratch and will soon be replaced. That should fix it.
But note that the 64-bit context menu code is currently being rewritten from scratch and will soon be replaced. That should fix it.
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