Need a tester, Win 7 x64 using Power Tools


  1. Merlin2000
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    Need a tester, Win 7 x64 using Power Tools


    I need someone who is runing Win 7 x64 and has power tools installed.

    Run Power Tools, under "Edit file type associations", click "Start File Type Doctor Now"

    Scroll down to the ".lnk" file type extension.

    Compare what you see, with what I see, and tell me if anything is different.
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  3. Jonathan_King
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    Windows 7 Professional x64
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    Here you go, I just installed it.

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  4. Merlin2000
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    It looks like other than the TeraCopy program you have installed, it looks to be the same as what I'm running.

    Can you confirm that you don't have any entries below "Shortcut"?

    Thanks for testing this out for me!
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  6. Jonathan_King
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    Shortcut is the bottom entry.

    What are you doing? Anything we can help you with?
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  7. Merlin2000
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    My problem is being discussed in my other thread: .lnk files for All Programs menu

    I just needed someone to test something.

    Thanks for checking the default values. I wasn't sure if Shortcut was the last item or not because of the scrollbar. Looks like this isn't my problem then..
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