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I didn't read it (WinZip) worked with Windows Explorer (under his configuration) to start with, and that is the beginning regardless if XY is 32-bit, 64-bit, or Qubit based. It's possible that both the 64- and 32-bit class information got mangled but I'd hope WinZip tests at least the primary (for their 64-bit version) class registration before shipping, making it more likely that only the 32-bit class information incurred a bug.
XYplorer, as a 32-bit application, uses a different part of the registry dedicated to 32-bit applications. Nas8e9 wrote:Not quite: Windows Explorer on 64-bit Windows is a 64-bit application that uses the regular, 64-bit portion of the registry.
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