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Hi, did anyone manage to get this actually fixed, or am I the only one who still suffers from being unable to drag into xyplorer?
Seems like my last post, in \September,
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=22564&p=190962&hili ... in#p190962 got no replies any more. Is it only me, and therefore hopeless?
Revisiting [fixed] drag and drop files from other software broken ?
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Re: Revisiting [fixed] drag and drop files from other software broken ?
Usually that's a rights problem. Do not run XY as administrator to drag into it. That's a Windows restriction.
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Re: Revisiting [fixed] drag and drop files from other software broken ?
Hello, thanks, and apologies - I labored under, and reported here my mistaken belief of running XY un-elevated, as neither the main program properties or its shortcuts showed it as having administrative rights. Well, it turns out that I was starting XY from a batch file which itself was run from an elevated prompt (!)
!TaskManager then revealed that yes, it was actually running with admin rights.
Killing the process and then starting "normally" from the XY program icon, all's well now.
Thanks again
Emil