Yes, I know the problem. You would need to produce your own file manager. Something easier if done with Delphi or C++ Builder because there are a number of advanced components available (even free) like the VirtualTree View/SoftGems.

We were expecting navigation to be at least on a pair with File Explorer, but falls behind. Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V, Del shortcuts don't work and we need to use the context menu which is cumbersome. Moving up on the tree is a pain. Why don't you make it like in File Explorer where subfolders are...

An easier way to reproduce the problem: 1) Launch TCMD and minimize it to the notification area. 2) Run taskmgr.exe and end all Explorer.exe processes 3) From taskmgr, File/New Task (Run) write Explorer.exe then OK to start a new shell 4) Unlike all other processes, TCMD is not visible anymore.

In Windows 7 64-bit (not tried elsewhere) if the Windows Explorer shell crashes and then restarts, TC is not visible anymore, either in Taskbar or in the Notification area. It is still running, because I can see it if I launch Taskmanager. And is apparently not crashed because all attached...