BETA: PowerArchiver 2023 - 22.10.02

[spwolf]

@Brian-Gregory said in PA 2019 register type associations everytime.:

When I upgraded from .41 to .43 using patch beam the prompt to associate came back and would not go away until I ticked the box to say not to ask again.

that is super annoying.

Do you have patience to uncheck some of the associations in associate window so we can figure out what association causes it?

thank you!

[spwolf]

@Brian-Gregory said in PA 2019 register type associations everytime.:

When I upgraded from .41 to .43 using patch beam the prompt to associate came back and would not go away until I ticked the box to say not to ask again.

Brian, please try .44… should work now?

[wroustan]

@spwolf Hello.
I have also installed version 44 but uac promp is still present.
Please help us
Windows 10 1809 - 64bits

Wilfrid

[Mili]

hello @wroustan
in .45 we made a fix for a bug with associations, the fix is also in .46 and you may download it here:
https://powerarchiver.cachefly.net/2019/powarc190046.exe

Is it any better with .46?

[wroustan]

Hello.
Thanks for the answer and link to version .46.
Unfortunatly, the problem is still present
Wilfrid

[Mili]

@wroustan
If you don’t mind, please send over your reg settings, zipped, to support at conexware dot com
We will apply them and see if we can reproduce it now that it’s happening again.

You can export your reg settings from the Configuration button dropdown, save settings to, save settings to file.

thanks for your help!

[wroustan]

Hello,
Thanks for the advice.
As recommended, I have send the reg file zipped for investigations

Keep doing such a good tool

WIlfrid

[Mili]

@wroustan said in PA 2019 register type associations everytime.:

Hello,
Thanks for the advice.
As recommended, I have send the reg file zipped for investigations

Keep doing such a good tool

WIlfrid

Thanks very much!
We have implemented the sent reg file which imported your exact settings. Unfortunately, the issue did not reproduce.
Could you tell us what other software you might have installed that handles the same files/archives as does PowerArchiver?
There might be an issue with a specific program that is taking over associations that PowerArchiver might not be handling properly.
Please let us know.

Thanks again!

[wroustan]

Hello,
In order to answer to your question, no other software handling the same files as PowerArchiver.
Interesting point:
If I install PowerArchiver 2018 : everything is fine
If I install PowerArchiver 2019 the problem exists
PS: I have installed the latest version of PowerArchiver 2019.

Thank you
Wilfrid

[spwolf]

@wroustan can you please send us this complete key:
Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT

just make sure you compress it with .pa format first, so it gets to reasonable size.

That way we check with your own associations and see which one is causing the issue. I tried various ways of associating with both PA 2018 and PA 2019 and couldnt get them to misbehave.

thank you!

[Merowinger]

I have the same problem.

[wroustan]

@spwolf
Hello,
Files sent via mail

Best regards,
Wilfrid

[Mili]

Hello @wroustan and @Merowinger
We have an updated version with a potential fix, here it is;
https://powerarchiver.cachefly.net/2019/powarc190047-1.exe

Please let us know how that one works. Thanks!!

[wroustan]

@Mili
Hello,
Many thanks for this “version”. It works fine now !
Thanks for the support and time spent

Regards,
Wilfrid

[Mili]

@wroustan said in PA 2019 register type associations everytime.:

@Mili
Hello,
Many thanks for this “version”. It works fine now !
Thanks for the support and time spent

Regards,
Wilfrid

that’s great news! many thanks for your help and patience while we figure it out.
Glad it worked out.

[Merowinger]

@Mili said in PA 2019 register type associations everytime.:

Hello @wroustan and @Merowinger
We have an updated version with a potential fix, here it is;
https://powerarchiver.cachefly.net/2019/powarc190047-1.exe

Please let us know how that one works. Thanks!!

How can I download this file? When I try to open the link I get this page:
https://www.powerarchiver.com/test-2019/

[Brian Gregory]

@Merowinger That’s where you end up when the file doesn’t exist.
I did download that file while it still existed so I can tell that what they have done is delete the original powarc190047.exe and rennamed powarc190047-1.exe as powarc190047.exe.
So if you redownload https://powerarchiver.cachefly.net/2019/powarc190047.exe you’ll probably get the file you’re after.

[Merowinger]

Thank you, now it works! The message is gone.