Hello all!
I use Version TCC LE 14.00.9 x64 Windows 10 [Version 6.3.22631] (no problems with the 32bit version!)
OS is 64bit
Edition Windows 11 Enterprise
Version 23H2
Installed on 2024-04-18
OS build 22631.3593
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1003.0
I observed the following behavior: I had a gz file that caused a crash when copied.
What I found is that it doesn't depend on the content but on the extension.
I broke it down to a simple case: I have a file abc.txt, content blabla.
copy abc.txt works fine.
If I rename it to abc.zip, abc.gz, abc. rar or abc.7z, the copy crashes.
What I see in the debugger is an access violation in a starting thread.
The machine where it happens is a company managed computer. I don't know all the protections that are active, but I don't see any warnings.
My private computer (64bit Win10) doesn't show the issue.
Anybody out there who can reproduce my observation?
Best regards
Jürgen
I use Version TCC LE 14.00.9 x64 Windows 10 [Version 6.3.22631] (no problems with the 32bit version!)
OS is 64bit
Edition Windows 11 Enterprise
Version 23H2
Installed on 2024-04-18
OS build 22631.3593
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700.1003.0
I observed the following behavior: I had a gz file that caused a crash when copied.
What I found is that it doesn't depend on the content but on the extension.
I broke it down to a simple case: I have a file abc.txt, content blabla.
copy abc.txt works fine.
If I rename it to abc.zip, abc.gz, abc. rar or abc.7z, the copy crashes.
What I see in the debugger is an access violation in a starting thread.
The machine where it happens is a company managed computer. I don't know all the protections that are active, but I don't see any warnings.
My private computer (64bit Win10) doesn't show the issue.
Anybody out there who can reproduce my observation?
Best regards
Jürgen
