Rapid Access folder oddity

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henktiggelaar
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Rapid Access folder oddity

Post by henktiggelaar »

Good evening,

I've configured XYplorer to hide the Rapid Access folder in the tree. This causes an issue when connecting or disconnecting removable drives. On connection or disconnection the path is changed to This PC. When I configure XYplorer to show the Rapid Access folder the problem disappears.

xy123
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Re: Rapid Access folder oddity

Post by xy123 »

Same thing with gamepads. Also when waking up computer from sleep.

This was partially fixed here viewtopic.php?p=220567#p220567

henktiggelaar
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Re: Rapid Access folder oddity

Post by henktiggelaar »

When I uncheck "Detect portable devices" under "Respond to file system notifications" the issue is gone while still having Rapid Access hidden. What exactly does this option do?

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Re: Rapid Access folder oddity

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Is that a Mini Tree?

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Re: Rapid Access folder oddity

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I don't use Mini Tree, at least I didn't for months.

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Re: Rapid Access folder oddity

Post by henktiggelaar »

Default tree in my case. You can test with a clean profile, only disabling Rapid Access folder from showing in the tree. Then navigate to any folder except This PC and insert a thumb drive or something similar.

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Re: Rapid Access folder oddity

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Confirmed. :tup: Should be fixed in next beta.

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