Errors when when renaming/deleting

[lukescammell]

Been getting this for a few revisions when renaming/deleting. It's intermittent.

Mostly ignoring it is fine, but occasionally it causes crashes.

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Error 	10 (0000000A)
Desc	This array is fixed or temporarily locked
Dll	0
Proc	

Source	XYplorer
XY ver	9.10.0000
OS	Windows Vista (Service Pack 2)
Date	06/05/2010 16:53:35

[lukescammell]

And again when deleting

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Error 	10 (0000000A)
Desc	This array is fixed or temporarily locked
Dll	0
Proc	

Source	XYplorer
XY ver	9.10.0000
OS	Windows Vista (Service Pack 2)
Date	06/05/2010 17:01:48

[nas8e9]

I've seen this once today on Windows 7 x64 with 9.10.0000. I didn't log the bug data, but looks identical at first sight (error 10). On pressing Enter after inline rename, XYplorer.exe's CPU usage skyrockets. After a few attempts to close XYplorer regularly, it crashes.

[admin]

I also got this report from other users via email today.

Only I cannot reproduce it on XP. How exactly are you renaming/deleting?

[nas8e9]

Only I cannot reproduce it on XP. How exactly are you renaming/deleting?

I selected a file (.wmv, if that matters) in the List which was set to List view, pressed F2 to rename inline, edited the file name and pressed Enter. I can't reproduce it currently.

[admin]

Only I cannot reproduce it on XP. How exactly are you renaming/deleting?

I selected a file (.wmv, if that matters) in the List which was set to List view, pressed F2 to rename inline, edited the file name and pressed Enter. I can't reproduce it currently.

Frightening. Hard to debug. Argh. Looks like it's time to finally get me that virtual box..

[nas8e9]

Frightening. Hard to debug. Argh. Looks like it's time to finally get me that virtual box..

I'll keep a lookout for more occurrences, but a not reliably reproducible problem is awkward. I believe this thread had some info regarding VirtualBox.

[nas8e9]

In case it's relevant: I have deletes backgrounded. At the risk of making myself look ridiculous: could that array mentioned in the OP's bug report have anything to do with the background jobs list?

OTOH, renames are not backgrounded, so... (I did mention ridiculous, didn't I? )

[admin]

Other idea: Do you get the crashes when Auto-refresh is off?

[lukescammell]

I shall try turning auto-refresh off.

Interestingly, I noticed several (5 I think) XYcopy.exe instances running in programme manager when I went to check if XY was still "running" after it crashed. I killed them all and then restarted.

This bug occurs intermittently for me on renaming, both F2 and slow double click, but it also happens on moves, deletes and copies (all of these done via CTRL+X/C/V). After a crash/restart it either starts up again almost immediately, or not for hours.

I've not noticed this on my Win7 x64 bx, but I don't run that so hard on the file management. I've only seen this so far on Vista SP2 x64.

You're still using WindowsXP? Frankly, the massively improved windows organisation and management features in Windows 7 is reason enough to upgrade (Win+ArrowKeys).

P.S. installing stuff into Vbox is completely straightforward now, you should be able to do it in your sleep. Just make sure you install the "Additions", by default, press Right CTRL+D once the guest OS is installed.

[admin]

Interestingly, I noticed several (5 I think) XYcopy.exe instances running in programme manager when I went to check if XY was still "running" after it crashed. I killed them all and then restarted.

This bug occurs intermittently for me on renaming, both F2 and slow double click, but it also happens on moves, deletes and copies (all of these done via CTRL+X/C/V). After a crash/restart it either starts up again almost immediately, or not for hours.

When XY goes down crashing, it cannot close any XYcopy.exe.

You also get crashes when you do not use background processing (and no XYcopy.exe is hanging in memory)?

>>After a crash/restart it either starts up again almost immediately, or not for hours.
What do you mean by this?

[lukescammell]

Just got a slightly different variant of this crash - it just gave me an "Error 10" popup with an OK button. Clicking the OK button crashed XY out. I was attempting to rename a directory. I've been running with auto-refresh off. I think I''ll stick it back on since it doesn't seem to make a difference.

I'll try running without any background tasks.

I meant that either I get another crash almost straight away, or it works fine again for several hours before crashing.

Regarding the multiple XYcopy.exe's in memory. Wouldn't it make sense to do a check for them on XYplorer.exe startup? If there are no other XYplorer.exe's running it would make sense to close the XYcopy.exe processes just to keep things tidy.

[admin]

Just got a slightly different variant of this crash - it just gave me an "Error 10" popup with an OK button. Clicking the OK button crashed XY out. I was attempting to rename a directory. I've been running with auto-refresh off. I think I''ll stick it back on since it doesn't seem to make a difference.

I'll try running without any background tasks.

I meant that either I get another crash almost straight away, or it works fine again for several hours before crashing.

Regarding the multiple XYcopy.exe's in memory. Wouldn't it make sense to do a check for them on XYplorer.exe startup? If there are no other XYplorer.exe's running it would make sense to close the XYcopy.exe processes just to keep things tidy.

I think about a self-destructing mechanism for idle XYcopy.exes.

Tomorrow I go shopping. Hardware + win7 (+ vbox). The time has come.

[nas8e9]

Tomorrow I go shopping. Hardware + win7 (+ vbox). The time has come.

Do you hear a faint cheering sound around the globe?

[admin]

Is anybody here with Vista/Win7 not getting error 10?