I've loaded the beta X2 and now noticed that X2 starts when I double-click on a folder in Windows Explorer. I don't know if this is something that I did or it is part of X2 but I want to stop it. How do I stop it?
Also I noticed that when the X2 window open it was not the same X2 window that opens when I click on the X2 icon in my quick start bar. This is really madding - I have a few other things to say about this action but I'm biting my tongue.
X2 starts when I double-click on a folder in Windows Explore
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- FrizzleFry
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This is x2's filesystem integration feature... it is optionally activated when you install x2. The checkbox has a different description now... something like open all filesystem folders with x2.
To disable it you need to run regedit to adjust this key/value
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell
change the default value from "open_x2" to "none" (no quotes)
This is documented in the registry.txt file in te x2 install folder.
To disable it you need to run regedit to adjust this key/value
HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell
change the default value from "open_x2" to "none" (no quotes)
This is documented in the registry.txt file in te x2 install folder.
you must have checked the integration option:
www.zabkat.com/x2faq.htm#C1
to undo this, uninstall xplorer2 and reinstall without checking the box
www.zabkat.com/x2faq.htm#C1
to undo this, uninstall xplorer2 and reinstall without checking the box
xplorer2 not opened consistently
I activated the integration option during install, as my preference, and it usually works as expected. However, there are times when a regular explorer window is opened instead of xplorer2, and navigating within that window by double clicking a folder opens xplorer2.
This may be because an application is not using the proper file association, in this case it is Free Launch Bar, when I use the Open in Explorer feature for a folder in the menu. I thought I had seen it somewhere else, like the Windows-E shortcut. Are there any other verbs other than Drive and Directory that I might need to change? or is this likely hard coded into those applications?
This may be because an application is not using the proper file association, in this case it is Free Launch Bar, when I use the Open in Explorer feature for a folder in the menu. I thought I had seen it somewhere else, like the Windows-E shortcut. Are there any other verbs other than Drive and Directory that I might need to change? or is this likely hard coded into those applications?
Richard
Registered xplorer² user since 4/30/2008
Registered xplorer² user since 4/30/2008