I'm running Vista x64 as a standard user with disallowed-by-default software restriction policies. I have set path rules that allow programs installed to Program Files and Program Files (x86) to execute, and most programs behave normally under these conditions.
xplorer2 mostly works, except that when I initiate a large file transfer, no progress dialog appears. If I change the default software restriction policy security level from "disallowed" to "unrestricted", the dialog appears, so I know that it is my policies that are preventing the progress dialog from appearing. The question I have for the community is, what are the minimum permissions necessary to grant in order for the progress dialog to appear?
Thanks to anyone willing to tackle this one!
Missing file copy progress dialog
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I am not familiar with this setting but the question is, are the files being copied when you don't see the progress dialog or the copy fails altogether?
also did you try the robust copy engine found in the professional version? There are many perks available there, see here for a demo:
www.zabkat.com/tour3a.htm
you can get your free 21 day trial of the 64 bit version here:
www.zabkat.com/x2-64bit.htm
also did you try the robust copy engine found in the professional version? There are many perks available there, see here for a demo:
www.zabkat.com/tour3a.htm
you can get your free 21 day trial of the 64 bit version here:
www.zabkat.com/x2-64bit.htm
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nikos: here is more info about how Software Restriction Policies work and why I am running in this configuration. It is a recently started experiment, but it has been going well so far with only a few bumps.
http://www.mechbgon.com/srp/
I think I should add that I am a professional software developer, and I am developing & debugging in Visual Studio under this configuration.
I tried a few scenarios with copying files in xplorer2 pro
1. Copy to (robust file copy) progress dialog appears as expected
2. Copying a file by dragging between panes shows progress dialog if the default action was to copy (for example, if the two panes are on different drives)
3. Copying a file by dragging between panes does NOT show progress dialog if default action was move (for example, the two panes are on the same drive and the Ctrl key was held down)
4. Copying a file with ctrl+c, ctrl+v does NOT show progress dialog regardless of whether the two panes are on same drive or different drives.
It might be an interesting exercise to try to see what the difference is in the code that executes in each of these scenarios.
As for me, it would seem that my best & fastest fix is to pay up & always use robust file transfer. :)
http://www.mechbgon.com/srp/
I think I should add that I am a professional software developer, and I am developing & debugging in Visual Studio under this configuration.
I tried a few scenarios with copying files in xplorer2 pro
1. Copy to (robust file copy) progress dialog appears as expected
2. Copying a file by dragging between panes shows progress dialog if the default action was to copy (for example, if the two panes are on different drives)
3. Copying a file by dragging between panes does NOT show progress dialog if default action was move (for example, the two panes are on the same drive and the Ctrl key was held down)
4. Copying a file with ctrl+c, ctrl+v does NOT show progress dialog regardless of whether the two panes are on same drive or different drives.
It might be an interesting exercise to try to see what the difference is in the code that executes in each of these scenarios.
As for me, it would seem that my best & fastest fix is to pay up & always use robust file transfer. :)
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