TY, Had to do in safe mode for some reason as kept getting an no go msg.
I use the Real Admin Account so may be reason.
Took ownership of .REG and added it and rebooted and its there. :)
Last edited by helmutcheese; 17 Nov 2009 at 08:49. Reason: Typo
Great! Im happy you got it. Your post may help future members. Thanks for posting back.
NP. :)
Another Button is cool.
You can Hide the Library in the Explorer.
With the value Windows.librarypane
For german user: deskmodder-Wiki
Thanks for this one Disk4mat, it's gonna be a life saver. Cheers.
This don't work for me. Is this correct?It works in vista but with a few changes. I had wrote a batch file to modify the registry so that you didnt need an application.
Unzip the 2 files to any folder and run the bat file (Enable Button.bat). Afterwards you can delete the files as they arent needed any longer. Save the zip for future use.
Be sure to run the file as an admin
*For 32 bit only
Suriname
Im not sure what your attempting to create for a button. You shouldnt need to use a class id for the item 0. Unless your creating a custom button?
arrrg. I would love to add some buttons but I'm stuck in the dummy mode right now. I'm not sure what actually gets modified? I've got the reg permission stuff done right I think. And I browsed the sample keys. I just don't get what I need to do next. I'd like to mod/show the following actions (with a button) in explore:
Windows.Copy
Windows.Cut
Windows.Paste
Windows.Delete
Windows.Properties
Any help for this *noob* would be appreciated. I'm in the middle of a new build/box process and I really could use this. Win7 x64. Thanks!
Rusty
In regedit, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\FolderTypes\{0b2baaeb-0042-4dca-aa4d-3ee8648d03e5}
There should be sub keys TasksItemsSelected and TasksNoItemsSelected. Once you select one of those keys, you should see a 'Default' value in the right hand pane.
Modify that value by adding the following string to the end of it
;Windows.Copy;Windows.Cut;Windows.Paste;Windows.Delete;Windows.Properties
See post #12 for more info
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