I just upgraded from Windows 7 to 10 and am running Dopus 11.19 x64.
Windows Explorer shows the proper context menu items for .iso files which are Mount & Burn with Mount being the default option. In Dopus the context menus seem to show everything the Windows Explorer context menus do except for .iso files which is missing the Mount & Burn items. How can I get the Dopus context menus to match Explorer's?
A search in this forum hasn't harvested anything helpful, at least not that I have found yet.
Thanks in advance for any light anyone can shed on this little anomaly.
Unfortunately that was the first thing I checked, and the "Hide Windows items..." option is not set, which would hide lots of other things if it was. Everything else is there, as far as I have noticed, except the .iso items. I also checked the Windows .iso association which is what it should be.
Those actions come from static verbs in the registry so it's unusual for them to be missing.
In a default Windows 10 installation, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.iso points to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Windows.IsoFile and the two verbs are listed under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Windows.IsoFile\shell.
It's possible your registry has leftovers from your Windows 7 installation which means this isn't the case, but that would mean Explorer is adding the items via a different method (one that Opus doesn't know about). If you can have a look at your .iso filetype with RegEdit it might give us a clue as to what's happening.
I have 2 machines here side by side. One with a clean Windows 10 install, which doesn't have Dopus installed, and the other is the upgraded machine with Dopus which doesn't show the .iso context menu items.
Both machines have exactly the same keys and values in their respective Registry.
Never mind, I found the issue which I missed at first glance.
The problem was in HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.iso with the (Default) value. It was missing "Windows.IsoFile in it's string value. Odd that it didn't matter to Explorer, but when I put the right value in Dopus immediately added it to the context menu without a reboot or log off and on.
