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#1
Hello Mathias,

I am always monitoring a folder on a RAM drive created by OSFMount. So I'm guessing that is the issue.

Can you detect if the folder is on a RAM drive ?

This link seems like it might be a clue as to the issue I'm encountering

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1345744/registerdevicenotification()-returns-null
#2
Thanks for the response Mathias,

is there anything that can be done to fix this. 

the one thing that may be unique is that I have a RAM drive created via OSFMount that I have open in one of the panes. Could the RAM drive be related to the problem

This seems to be happening more frequently now.

        Thanks

           Chuck Haatvedt
#3
this time I captured a full dump created via process explorer...

it's too big to upload so i put it in my Dropbox site...

here is the download link

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/xf0wd1mu09pu5g6e08uy2/MultiCommander.dmp?rlkey=rzs8t8wyt1vqzctr1xr0a4ies&dl=0

hopefully this will help to find the cause and then possibly a fix...

         Thanks

           Chuck Haatvedt
#4
I've had quite a few occurrences when Multi Commander would just hang. Here is a screen shot from SysInternals process explorer.

if a dump would be helpful, I can try to capture a dump the next time it happens.

One thing unique about my installation is that I use a couple of OSFMount ram drives which I have open in Multi Commander.

Chuck Haatvedt

#5
Could we have another set of copy to clipboard options using shortnames for path / file name etc ?

this would be useful when passing parms to a program in a bat file when the parm is a full path/filename and it has embedded spaces in the path.
#6
could all the user customization's be stored in separate directory so that when installing a new version would not overlay and lose them ?