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The new TC versions (TC 6.55 and TC 7.0) use new 32-bit DLLs with icons. Unfortunately, this affected also the ICL icon libraries used by TC.

Microsoft has removed support for 16-bit DLLs from the next Windows version. Under Windows Vista the Buttonbar may be shown incorrectly or incomplete. If you are a plugin author, please, write Christian Ghisler for a replacement LoadLibrary function which fixes this problem! TC cannot detect such loading, so these plugins will not work when the system redirection is turned off. Note: Some plugins load DLLs in runtime, using LoadLibrary WinAPI function. If it is set to 1, TC turns the system redirection off, but it turns it on temporarily when a plugin is loaded, so that it could load all the necessary 32-bit DLLs. TC 7.0 introduced a new experimental wincmd.ini key (the section): In the English forum a workaround has been discussed how to access the Windows\System32\ with a junction: TC not displaying files in System32\Drivers on WinXP 圆4 So, considerable differences occur between the display of Windows\system32 in Explorer and Total Commander regardless wich display options of Total Commander are set. Windows redirects those calls to Windows\SysWow64 so Total Commander could only display this folder. So you could use a 32-bit version without disadvantages.įor security reasons the access to the system folder (Windows\System32) for all 32-bit applicatios is denied. Currently a filemanager could not derive a speed benefit from higher performance of a 64-bit system. Neverthless, in the transitional stage without working plugins the Total Commander would be not very useful for most of the user.īesides, a 64-bit version would inflate the size of Total Commander without adding any functionality. (What couldn't be expected since almost all plugins are freeware). Most plugins are 32-bit DLLs so the programmers should have to write 64-bit versions, too. That were a pre-condition because Total Commander is programmed in Delphi. That is because Borland has not yet published a Delphi 64-bit version nor is a 64-bit compiler available.

While Windows 64 is able to run 32-bit programs Total Commander should run as usual without limitations.Ĭurrently a 64-bit version of Total Commander is not available.