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You'd need a special 3rd party tool to handle mass tag edits.

That's going to be a matter of research unless someone happens to be familiar with one.

I found
FastPhotoTagger download |...

I too have repeats:
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I'm not worried.

If your build is up to date and all is well, don't worry.

The ones you highlighted in black, as I commented, have different version numbers.

Certain updates are 'updated' and the numbers repeated.

In the cases you highlighted it shows the definition number is different.

Also with the same device? You need to look for updates from the manufacturer.

That's how Windows works with updates as you know.

Have you discovered- as suggested- which of those two is...

I don't see anything untoward there... no failures.

Unfortunately you ignored the forum prompt:
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Mine is 19044.1889

You can check the News section where you can see these numbers and...

You can try Hard Disk Sentinel (portable version available).
Has been seen to even comment on cabling.

Obviously as you have been doing do your best to eliminate basic hardware issues by...

:thumbsup:

The Reliability Monitor is an instance of explorer.exe..



Do you have a System Restore point created before that?

What happened around that time?
Update/change/cat walked over keyboard?
...

You can cross-check using other programs of course...

The most likely problem with that is having exactly the right driver for your particular device. I have one that works on '10 - but there are different variants of the actual device.

I had to try...

Sure- it's fairly trivial.. just thinking how to actually do it is the slightly harder bit..

send, !+F
sleep 1000
send, O
send, {tab}{tab}{tab}{tab}{tab}{tab}{tab}{tab}{tab}
send, {Right}...

Hi, knowing I've seen that error number before, one way to resolve this error number is to perform an in-place upgrade repair install which keeps all progs and data

Example- I searched tenforums...

I've created a small Autohotkey script and added it (in my case) to the Tools menu.

Rt click on empty space in file explorer, click Tools, click View tab (well, that's what I've called it for...

Some possible ideas here related to browsers, but not global:...

I think you said you've not emptied it yourself.

I quoted a description that explains how the limited space assigned to it is used. From that your concern is already answered:
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Glad you found a way round it.

Obviously do one, check, then the other... and check when your Realtek driver was last updated too.

To note: KB5016616:


Windows 10 KB5016616 released with new features (direct download...

The text on the right explains it I believe.

Thank you for your reply and clarification

I had assumed you were interested in the other options.

'Apply to folders' implies you have a particular view created in file explorer that you wish...

I've not seen a program or method to readily do that.

Considering enabling/disabling them:
In some cases where programs add context menu entries, there are options within that program to disable...

- perhaps a syncing issue between PCs?

Sometimes office and other software has settings for appearance particular to that program, independent of the general Windows setting. I don't have Office...

If it was deleted, it will have been overwritten long ago, so I think you can forget the idea of using recovery software.

Noting you haven't emptied the Recycle bin, please note this is how it...

Glad that fixed it for you.. always makes me wonder how these things occur ...

Hope you'll take the hint to start using disk imaging routinely and use the tutorial to have a System Restore point...

KB5015730 - net framework KB5016616 -> .1889


Hi, just wondering- have you confirmed that by uninstalling those updates?
(Or reverting using System Restore e.g.)

I've seen someone else...