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Discussion in 'Windows 64 Bit' started by Zvuk, Dec 29, 2013.

  1. Zvuk

    Zvuk Guest

    On Windows XP (32 bit), in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, it was possible to to add a
    subkey "shell/command/foo" under the key for a file type, and then "foo"
    would appear in the context menu for this file type. When done the same on
    Windows 7 (64bit), "foo" does not appear in the context menu. Why?
     
    Zvuk, Dec 29, 2013
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    Charlie Russel-MVP Guest

    Remember that there are two locations in the registry for things: the 32 bit
    view, and the 64-bit view. If the program is a 32-bit program, that may be
    the issue.
     
    Charlie Russel-MVP, Jan 6, 2014
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