no registry hacking, no creating virtual drives etc. Does MS plan to provide an effective solution in W10 to path length? MS tech people have been promising to look into it for years on many forums, but it's just got worse with W10.Will MS fix the bug: right-clicking on the file crashes the File Explorer window?.Is Microsoft going to solve this problem of backwards-compatibility between W10 and W8.1?.The 'Rename' command in the File Explorer ribbon is greyed out. Using the 'Move to' or 'Copy to' commands in the File Explorer ribbon doesn't work. I have also tried selecting a group of files which includes the offending file, using shift-click, then trying to Zip the group, or copy etc. Yes, these problems can occur even while using the latest Windows Explorer or FAR in managing your files. I cannot double-click (slowly) on the filename in order to edit it.Ī BUG is that, if I right-click on one of these files, File Explorer closes the window (i.e. Long Path Tool Long Path Tool is very useful if you are having problems in deleting, unlocking, copying and even renaming files that are considered filename too long by your system. Ironically I AM TRYING to 'move it to a location which has a shorter path name'! I can’t drag any of them to (copy to) an external drive. I can’t drag any of them to a folder higher up the hierarchy – or to DropBox, or to the desktop.
#LONG PATH TOOL FOR DROPBOX WINDOWS 8.1#
I have a number of files - produced in Windows 8.1 - that I cannot move, copy or rename, as follows:
#LONG PATH TOOL FOR DROPBOX WINDOWS 10#
However, they seem to be worse in Windows 10 Pro. MS operating systems have had problems with file path names that are 'too long' for years.
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