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Lukasz S.:
Did it few times with no success (forced few times) - even fresh instalation with deleted all files, folders created by previous instalation.

Everything works OK if I choose instalation for single user (I have two users - maybe here is the reason).
Additionaly backup of existing configuration do not copy all data from Roaming folder (scripts for sure are missed in the zip file).

Portable version works correctly also with upgrade.

Such problem I see since I use MC (few years).

PS.
I have all updates installed to my Windows 10 Pro.

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Lukasz S. on February 15, 2021, 20:02:38 ---Did it few times with no success (forced few times) - even fresh instalation with deleted all files, folders created by previous instalation.

Everything works OK if I choose instalation for single user (I have two users - maybe here is the reason).
Additionaly backup of existing configuration do not copy all data from Roaming folder (scripts for sure are missed in the zip file).

Portable version works correctly also with upgrade.

Such problem I see since I use MC (few years).

PS.
I have all updates installed to my Windows 10 Pro.

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Very strange. I tried on many machines. Works. so I have no clue why it fails for you.

Lukasz S.:
Finally! MC is working again!
There was some Windows issue probably - after few hours of cleaning registry and temp files, few restarts and MC installation trials it is working. What was the reason I don't know.

PS.
Please verify only making of settings backup, because not all settings are copied.
I lost some settings and scripts.

Pawel:
Mathias,

I would like to askabout MultiScript. Is there a way to get the Windows known folders path using MultiScript?

I know, Multi Commander supports TranslateEnvString function to get environment path, for example:

--- Code: ---@var $tag = TranslateEnvString("%WINDIR%");
--- End code ---
It works great, but there is not much env variables to get...

There are plenty of Windows CSIDL_* variables (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/usmt/usmt-recognized-environment-variables)? Can I use it? How?
Or can I use guids? For example: {031E4825-7B94-4dc3-B131-E946B44C8DD5} (this should points to Windows Libraries)?

Is there support for SHGetKnownFolderPath() function to get all this paths?

I would like to display given path in MC Explorer list, using Multi Script commands via custom menu.

Thanks for any help,
-Pawel

Mathias (Author):

--- Quote from: Pawel on February 16, 2021, 19:35:37 ---Mathias,

I would like to askabout MultiScript. Is there a way to get the Windows known folders path using MultiScript?

I know, Multi Commander supports TranslateEnvString function to get environment path, for example:

--- Code: ---@var $tag = TranslateEnvString("%WINDIR%");
--- End code ---
It works great, but there is not much env variables to get...

There are plenty of Windows CSIDL_* variables (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/usmt/usmt-recognized-environment-variables)? Can I use it? How?
Or can I use guids? For example: {031E4825-7B94-4dc3-B131-E946B44C8DD5} (this should points to Windows Libraries)?

Is there support for SHGetKnownFolderPath() function to get all this paths?

I would like to display given path in MC Explorer list, using Multi Script commands via custom menu.

Thanks for any help,
-Pawel

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No there is no function that expose Windows SHGetKnowFolderPath. Problem is that many of the path there are not real existing path.
Windows Libraries are not a folder location. It is a virtual shell folder for Windows Shell. and MC do not show them since MC is not built ontop of Windows Shell. MC show the FileSystem as it is.

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