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Feature: Registry based non-administrator startup #16639
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This reg key is for executable file compatibility. And we support compatibility tab in exe file's properties window. However, Files' exe is stored in a highly vaulted storage folder where you cannot get into easily. |
Perhaps I didn't fully understand your meaning. I used the task manager to locate the folder where the files.exe file is stored, and it runs well on my computer. I hope to find a way to make files.exe register itself so that UAC is no longer needed. I know that it can be registered through a batch file, but I don't know code, and I'm not sure if it will work. |
Unfortunately files.exe isn't an ordinal executable image and so even if you set such compatibility option, it shouldn't work well. I exactly don't understand what issue you're facing. If your account isn't Admin, drag and drop work well. |
What feature or improvement do you think would benefit Files?
In the registry editor (regedit), create a new string value under the path HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ appflags \Layers, The name is the full path to the program and the value is "RunAsInvoker". Once this is set up, Files will be able to drag and drop files without setting UAC. Can this feature be added directly to files?
Requirements
-Use the ability to drag and drop files without setting UAC
-Caching computation results reduces CPU consumption for displaying folder sizes (?)
Files Version
3.8
Windows Version
10
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