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Have you updated XYcopy.exe? I have not yet added internal version check... it should be v1.00.0013.zer0 wrote:WhoaSomething has gone awry, because using v8.90.0009 on Win 7 x64 to copy 42 files totalling ~26GB locks up XYplorer just like it used to pre-v8.90.0002
Has resiliency of XYcopy not reached that level yet or...?
I see XYcopy's version number displayed in Configuration > File Operations?admin wrote:Have you updated XYcopy.exe? I have not yet added internal version check... it should be v1.00.0013.zer0 wrote:Whoa
admin wrote:Have you updated XYcopy.exe? I have not yet added internal version check... it should be v1.00.0013.zer0 wrote:Whoa
How did you copy?zer0 wrote:admin wrote:Have you updated XYcopy.exe? I have not yet added internal version check... it should be v1.00.0013.zer0 wrote:Whoa
Selected files in the list and DnD'ed them onto one of my drives.admin wrote:How did you copy?
Simple left-button d'n'd onto different drive (from source drive)? Did the operation appear in the Status Log?zer0 wrote:Selected files in the list and DnD'ed them onto one of my drives.admin wrote:How did you copy?
Yes to both, from an internal HDD to an external USB HDD.admin wrote:Simple left-button d'n'd onto different drive (from source drive)? Did the operation appear in the Status Log?zer0 wrote:Selected files in the list and DnD'ed them onto one of my drives.admin wrote:How did you copy?
Cannot explain.zer0 wrote:Yes to both, from an internal HDD to an external USB HDD.admin wrote:Simple left-button d'n'd onto different drive (from source drive)? Did the operation appear in the Status Log?zer0 wrote:Selected files in the list and DnD'ed them onto one of my drives.admin wrote:How did you copy?
Can you reproduce it?Sure, started a transfer of roughly the same volume of date between HDDs and XYplorer's main window locks up with a permanent busy mouse cursor on mouseover onto the window.admin wrote:Cannot explain.
I've tried copying 4 GB between two partitions on the same HD with 8.90.0009 beta without encounting this bug.zer0 wrote:Sure, started a transfer of roughly the same volume of date between HDDs and XYplorer's main window locks up with a permanent busy mouse cursor on mouseover onto the window.admin wrote:Cannot explain.
Yes, it does. Copying from one internal [physical] SATA HDD to another internal [physical] SATA HDD results in a freeze of main XY window. The dialogue pop-up showing the transfer of files is accessible and minimisable/maximisable to/from taskbar, but main XY window has gone kaput.nas8e9 wrote:When copying between internal HD's (SATA instead of USB) or "within" your main HD, does the same problem occur?
By way of eliminating the obvious: when performing a similar operation with Windows Explorer, how does WE behave (both in terms of UI as well as CPU usage)?zer0 wrote:Yes, it does. Copying from one internal [physical] SATA HDD to another internal [physical] SATA HDD results in a freeze of main XY window. The dialogue pop-up showing the transfer of files is accessible and minimisable/maximisable to/from taskbar, but main XY window has gone kaput.nas8e9 wrote:When copying between internal HD's (SATA instead of USB) or "within" your main HD, does the same problem occur?
Using WE is smooth as a baby's bum. Nothing out of the ordinary on the CPU front and GUI is completely free for me to do with it as I wish.nas8e9 wrote:By way of eliminating the obvious: when performing a similar operation with Windows Explorer, how does WE behave (both in terms of UI as well as CPU usage)?
How is the responsiveness of the Windows Shell UI (the standard Windows status window shown in response to XYcopy.exe's calling of the Shell API)?zer0 wrote:Using WE is smooth as a baby's bum. Nothing out of the ordinary on the CPU front and GUI is completely free for me to do with it as I wish.nas8e9 wrote:By way of eliminating the obvious: when performing a similar operation with Windows Explorer, how does WE behave (both in terms of UI as well as CPU usage)?
Do you mean the transfer progress dialogue window that shows up when I transfer files? It's accessable, expandable/shrinkable, minimisable/maximisable -- in other words, it works fine.nas8e9 wrote:How is the responsiveness of the Windows Shell UI (the standard Windows status window shown in response to XYcopy.exe's calling of the Shell API)?