[solved] no more custom items in shell context menu
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lian00
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[solved] no more custom items in shell context menu
Hello, I’m with XY 18.90.0126 and I discovered that Custom Items in shell context menu are not showing anymore for some reason - everything is correctly ticked. How may I fix this and what I need to check ?
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jupe
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Re: no more custom items in shell context menu
It is probably this:
Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | Show the 64-bit context menu
it needs to be disabled.
Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | Show the 64-bit context menu
it needs to be disabled.
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lian00
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Re: no more custom items in shell context menu
Yes, you are right. I remember I needed the 64 bits menu. ôjupe wrote:It is probably this:
Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | Show the 64-bit context menu
it needs to be disabled.
I cannot find any other way to access the special rename feature.
Windows 10 64 bits
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jupe
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Re: no more custom items in shell context menu
File | Rename Special
or add the Rename toolbar button and right click it, also if you only temporarily need the 64bit context menu you can press Ctrl+RightClick keyboard button (usually placed to the right of the spacebar) if you have it disabled.
or add the Rename toolbar button and right click it, also if you only temporarily need the 64bit context menu you can press Ctrl+RightClick keyboard button (usually placed to the right of the spacebar) if you have it disabled.
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lian00
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Re: no more custom items in shell context menu
Thanks for all these tips! I wonder how I did not see the entry under File.jupe wrote:File | Rename Special
or add the Rename toolbar button and right click it, also if you only temporarily need the 64bit context menu you can press Ctrl+RightClick keyboard button (usually placed to the right of the spacebar) if you have it disabled.
Windows 10 64 bits
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jupe
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Re: [solved] no more custom items in shell context menu
I was wondering the same thing... 
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