BUG: Right click menu doesn't show the WinRAR option...

[ghost zero]

After we open XY, when we right click on a folder for the first time, the right click menu doesn't show the WinRAR option. As a workaround, we have to right click the folder a second time to make it show. Then it shows normally for the rest of the session until we exit XY. Please fix.

WinRAR 6
Win11

[admin]

Cannot fix Win11.

[ghost zero]

why not?

[admin]

still fixing Win10

[Horst]

No such problem here under Windows 11
WinRAR 6.22 x64
XYplorer 24.50.0101

[ghost zero]

@Horst

note that it only happens once per session, until we exit XY. it repeats each time we open XY.

[ghost zero]

still fixing Win10

so this bug also happens in win10, and you haven't been able to fix it there either?

[admin]

I was joking. This is a Windows bug. Cannot fix it.

[Horst]

@Horst

note that it only happens once per session, until we exit XY. it repeats each time we open XY.

Yes, I have read your post.
But here it never happens.
The WinRAR entry is always available.
Running the official, actual patched version of Windows 11.

[ghost zero]

I was joking. This is a Windows bug. Cannot fix it.

i tested in windows file explorer, and it doesn't happen there. it only happens in XY, so it seems like an XY bug. have you been able to reproduce the bug?

[jupe]

On Win10 I have never seen the issue either, you haven't even mentioned if you are using the 32bit or x64 menu though.

[Horst]

On Win10 I have never seen the issue either, you haven't even mentioned if you are using the 32bit or x64 menu though.

Older versions of WinRAR had a problem with Windows 11 context menus
in x64 applications.

Actual versions have a setting "Legacy context menus"

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[ghost zero]

I was joking. This is a Windows bug. Cannot fix it.

i tested in windows file explorer, and it doesn't happen there. it only happens in XY, so it seems like an XY bug. have you been able to reproduce the bug?

[jupe]

Just because it works in Explorer doesn't automatically make it an XY bug, and since you keep just repeating yourself, instead of adding useful information, consider this topic closed.