Toggling 'View System/Hidden Files' on a subfolder of a system-attribute folder kicks user out

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Bulbizarre
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Toggling 'View System/Hidden Files' on a subfolder of a system-attribute folder kicks user out

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XYplorer version: 28.30.0401
Windows Version: Windows 10 Home (10.0.19045 Build 19045)
Screen Scaling: 100%

When I'm in the folder 'C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs', pressing the buttons to Show/Hide Hidden Items and Show/Hide System Items kicks me up several levels to Roaming.

If I disable the 'system' attribute on the Microsoft folder, stops doing this.

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Re: Toggling 'View System/Hidden Files' on a subfolder of a system-attribute folder kicks user out

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The current position adjusts to the deepest level that is still visible (when not in Mini Tree). Isn't that expected?

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