nikos wrote:according to this you may not be running as administrator after all but it wouldn't make sense if you are on XP. Can you create a file e.g. inside c:\program files?
anyway as you found another tool to do the same job, don't worry about it
I have permissions as administrator -- full control, modify, read/write/execute, and I can create files in any directory, add programs, etc., so I don't know why I got that error code. The properties for the AudioShell install file indicated that installation might be blocked for some users, so I unblocked it and it still didn't work.
As you say, I've found an alternative, so now this is only an odd frustration. And it never was essential, of course. :)
Thanks to all for your questions and suggestions.
I can't get the columns to show up. I added "regsvr32 AudioShellExt.dll" into the xplorer2 address bar as instructed and hit enter and I get : "The CPU can't make any sense of the last input"
The columns aren't showing up in explorer either. 32 bit windows 7 full administrator access.
i don't know if audioshell works for win7 but the correct way to try and register it is to go to the audioshell installation folder then type in the addressbar
nikos wrote:i don't know if audioshell works for win7 but the correct way to try and register it is to go to the audioshell installation folder then type in the addressbar
I left out the part about me already being in the audioshell directory. Still get same error message.
To register the DLL in Win7 I went to start menu - run and typed:
C:\Program Files\AudioShell\AudioShellExt.dll
then was asked what program I want to open it with and I navigated to the xplorer2.exe file. This made the gui blink like something was going on, but I still can't select the columns. Am I missing a step here?
did you notice the administrator part that FrizzleFry said?
quit x2 with <alt+X>, then restart xplorer2 as administrator and try the command line again
