In the past right-clicking on the drive icon above the panel (a partition letter) offered a line in the menu "Open in Explorer". Not any more in TC 7.50a under Windows 7. Was this deliberate or is something wrong with my system? It was a useful option when I did not wish to disturb either of the two panels on the Commander but needed to drag-to-copy files from TC to some other folder, say, on a memory stick.
Thanks
Vitaly
opening panel content in w. explorer
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Do you have Explore item in drive context menu in Explorer? I have no it in Windows 7, so the question is why Windows 7 have no such item but not why TC have no it.
BTW, I'll describe how to add this item to drive context menu:
1. Launch Registry Editor (regedit.exe);
2. Open "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell" key;
3. Create subkey "explore" with subkey "command";
4. Edit default value of created "explore\command" key and paste following:
Then try to open drive context menu again 
Suggested trick will add this item for drives, but I found more correct way to return item that Windows 7 has (but it is hidden):
1. Launch Registry Editor;
2. Open "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\explore" key;
3. Remove or rename "ProgrammaticAccessOnly" value - this value forbids displaying of this menu item.
This operation will return "Explore" context menu item for folders and drives (since drives are folders too).
BTW, I'll describe how to add this item to drive context menu:
1. Launch Registry Editor (regedit.exe);
2. Open "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Drive\shell" key;
3. Create subkey "explore" with subkey "command";
4. Edit default value of created "explore\command" key and paste following:
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explorer.exe "%1"

Suggested trick will add this item for drives, but I found more correct way to return item that Windows 7 has (but it is hidden):
1. Launch Registry Editor;
2. Open "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\explore" key;
3. Remove or rename "ProgrammaticAccessOnly" value - this value forbids displaying of this menu item.
This operation will return "Explore" context menu item for folders and drives (since drives are folders too).
thanks MMV
Thanks a lot. Solution #1 only allows opening the root of the drive but solution #2 is perfect. You exposed my ignorance, you let me learn a little bit, you solved my problem