XYplorer Beta Club

I recently updated to 20.90.0100 and noticed a new problem. When scrolling down a list of files, XY hangs for almost every exe until the icon is loaded. It's been a while since the last time I updated, I was previously using 20.70.0000. I'm not using the generic icons feature nor do I want to. This happens on local and network files. After they've been loaded once they are presumably cached and load in the background without hanging the process. It seems to be just the first time the icon is extracted from the exe that the process hangs for a few seconds.

XYplorer.exe is excluded in your antivirus solution?

I don't even have one installed.

English OS?

Run this from the address bar and post the output:

Yes, English.

SERVICE_NAME: Appinfo
SERVICE_NAME: AudioEndpointBuilder
SERVICE_NAME: Audiosrv
SERVICE_NAME: BFE
SERVICE_NAME: BrokerInfrastructure
SERVICE_NAME: BthAvctpSvc
SERVICE_NAME: camsvc
SERVICE_NAME: CDPSvc
SERVICE_NAME: CoreMessagingRegistrar
SERVICE_NAME: CryptSvc
SERVICE_NAME: DcomLaunch
SERVICE_NAME: Dhcp
SERVICE_NAME: DiagTrack
SERVICE_NAME: DispBrokerDesktopSvc
SERVICE_NAME: Dnscache
SERVICE_NAME: DoSvc
SERVICE_NAME: DPS
SERVICE_NAME: DusmSvc
SERVICE_NAME: ep_dwm_D17F1E1A-5919-4427-8F89-A1A8503CA3EB
SERVICE_NAME: EventLog
SERVICE_NAME: EventSystem
SERVICE_NAME: FontCache
SERVICE_NAME: hidserv
SERVICE_NAME: hns
SERVICE_NAME: HvHost
SERVICE_NAME: InstallService
SERVICE_NAME: Intel(R) PROSet Monitoring Service
SERVICE_NAME: iphlpsvc
SERVICE_NAME: KeyIso
SERVICE_NAME: LanmanServer
SERVICE_NAME: LanmanWorkstation
SERVICE_NAME: LicenseManager
SERVICE_NAME: lmhosts
SERVICE_NAME: LSM
SERVICE_NAME: MacriumService
SERVICE_NAME: mpssvc
SERVICE_NAME: NcbService
SERVICE_NAME: netprofm
SERVICE_NAME: NgcCtnrSvc
SERVICE_NAME: nsi
SERVICE_NAME: nvagent
SERVICE_NAME: NVDisplay.ContainerLocalSystem
SERVICE_NAME: PcaSvc
SERVICE_NAME: PlugPlay
SERVICE_NAME: Power
SERVICE_NAME: ProfSvc
SERVICE_NAME: RmSvc
SERVICE_NAME: RpcEptMapper
SERVICE_NAME: RpcSs
SERVICE_NAME: SamSs
SERVICE_NAME: Schedule
SERVICE_NAME: seclogon
SERVICE_NAME: SENS
SERVICE_NAME: SgrmBroker
SERVICE_NAME: SharedAccess
SERVICE_NAME: ShellHWDetection
SERVICE_NAME: Spooler
SERVICE_NAME: SSDPSRV
SERVICE_NAME: StateRepository
SERVICE_NAME: StorSvc
SERVICE_NAME: SysMain
SERVICE_NAME: SystemEventsBroker
SERVICE_NAME: TabletInputService
SERVICE_NAME: Themes
SERVICE_NAME: TimeBrokerSvc
SERVICE_NAME: TokenBroker
SERVICE_NAME: TrkWks
SERVICE_NAME: UserManager
SERVICE_NAME: UsoSvc
SERVICE_NAME: VaultSvc
SERVICE_NAME: Wcmsvc
SERVICE_NAME: wcncsvc
SERVICE_NAME: WdiSystemHost
SERVICE_NAME: WdNisSvc
SERVICE_NAME: WebClient
SERVICE_NAME: WinDefend
SERVICE_NAME: WinHttpAutoProxySvc
SERVICE_NAME: Winmgmt
SERVICE_NAME: WpnService
SERVICE_NAME: wscsvc
SERVICE_NAME: WSearch
SERVICE_NAME: cbdhsvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: CDPUserSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: NPSMSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: OneSyncSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: PimIndexMaintenanceSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: UdkUserSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: UnistoreSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: UserDataSvc_61b26
SERVICE_NAME: WpnUserService_61b26

SERVICE_NAME: WinDefend

Yeah, you're not running an antivirus solution...

That service is running regardless of whether you have the built in antivirus enabled or not. Just because you see it in my services doesn't mean anything.

However, I did double-check and real-time scanning had re-enabled itself at some point. I have it disabled again now and will monitor to see if the problem remains.

https://www.xyplorer.com/faq-topic.php?id=mse

Ah, I see. I was unaware disabling that was temporary. I only recently upgraded (downgraded in many ways) from Win7, which has none of that nonsense!

Quaraxkad wrote: ↑16 Mar 2022 15:04 Ah, I see. I was unaware disabling that was temporary. I only recently upgraded (downgraded in many ways) from Win7, which has none of that nonsense!

Thats not nonsense but a usefull function of Defender.
Btw. its almost the same in many other Anti-Virus solutions.

If it prevents me from operating my computer in the way I want to use it, it's nonsense. In this case, the feature is intended for people who don't know how to use computers to protect themselves from their own ignorance. I haven't run an antivirus program is nearly 20 years and have never been infected, I know what I'm doing so I don't need the OS to treat me like an infant.

Quaraxkad wrote: ↑16 Mar 2022 15:47 If it prevents me from operating my computer in the way I want to use it, it's nonsense. In this case, the feature is intended for people who don't know how to use computers to protect themselves from their own ignorance. I haven't run an antivirus program is nearly 20 years and have never been infected, I know what I'm doing so I don't need the OS to treat me like an infant.

Its useless to discuss this with poeple like you, which never make errors.
The net is full of such poeple which spread viruses and worms from their machines
without even knowing it.

Clearly I make errors, as seen in this very thread. I didn't realize that disabling real-time scanning was temporary because I didn't read the full description. My mistake. Could have done without the sarcasm, but that's settled. None of this now has anything to do with the reason for this post, which has already been resolved. Apparently you just wanted to jump in to tell me that my opinion about how my PC should operate was wrong.

Horst wrote: ↑16 Mar 2022 18:22

Quaraxkad wrote: ↑16 Mar 2022 15:47 If it prevents me from operating my computer in the way I want to use it, it's nonsense. In this case, the feature is intended for people who don't know how to use computers to protect themselves from their own ignorance. I haven't run an antivirus program is nearly 20 years and have never been infected, I know what I'm doing so I don't need the OS to treat me like an infant.

Its useless to discuss this with poeple like you, which never make errors.
The net is full of such poeple which spread viruses and worms from their machines
without even knowing it.

@Horst : This exchange shows, once again, the lack of empathy you have for those who do not think like you. Trying to help users is honorable. But to despise them is dishonorable