File properties dialog missing Previous Versions (Windows File History))

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arshcaria
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File properties dialog missing Previous Versions (Windows File History))

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In the "Previous Versions" tab of a file properties dialog, file/folder versions information is missing.

Screenshots below show properties dialogs of a folder named Aeo.

The left dialog is from XYplorer, the right one is from Windows File Explorer.

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Re: File properties dialog missing Previous Versions (Windows File History))

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Try to show that dialog from the 64-bit context menu (Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | Show the 64-bit context menu).

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Re: File properties dialog missing Previous Versions (Windows File History))

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admin wrote: 03 Nov 2021 09:13 Try to show that dialog from the 64-bit context menu (Configuration | Other | Shell Integration | 64-bit Windows | Show the 64-bit context menu).
Thanks! It's a nice workaround.

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