Right click context menu on USB crashes Total Commander

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Right click context menu on USB crashes Total Commander

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I have not checked this bug on various drives yet, but it's fairly consistent. Looks like follows (reproduced on 7.55a, 7.56a):

1) I have USB removable drive (USB HDD) connected and start Total Commander.

2) After starting Total Commander, I select my USB-HDD drive on one panel.

3) I click on blank field of the USB-HDD panel (where files listed, but not on one of files or directories, but below them on blank white field) with purpose to pop-up Windows Explorer context menu (where you have option to create new file or directory, copy, paste, etc). Total Commander crashes (hangs and does not respond to mouse or keyboard)

- If however before trying to pop-up Explorer context menu on USB-HDD, I will do this on my fixed drive (i.e. C:\), then everything works normal.
In other words - I have to start Total Commander, make one right click on fixed drive, close context menu, change drive to USB-HDD drive, make right click there, and Explorer context menu pops-up fine.
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ShellExView to the rescue, I guess.

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Post by *ghisler(Author) »

Yes, please make a forum search for ShellExView and follow the instructions. It would be nice if you let us know which shell extension causes the problems. Sometimes it's sufficient to disable and re-enable all third party extensions to fix a registry bug (strings without terminating zeroes).
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