PixVue: another faulty shell extension

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PixVue: another faulty shell extension

Post by Jan Rysavy »

We are receiving bug reports about Altap Salamander 2.5 crashes caused by PixVue shell extension (image annotation software).

Bug report snippet:

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Call Stacks:
   Thread with Exception (ID: 0x898)
   IconThreadThreadFBody()
   IconThreadThreadFBody::work
   IconThreadThreadFBody::GetIconOverlayIndex(C:\Store\image001.jpg)
...
 Stack Back Trace:
   Thread ID: 0x898 (Thread with Exception)
   EIP = 0x65040A36 PixVue.dll
   (exception)

Unfortunately, the PixVue is no longer supported so it is not possible to ask authors for fixed version.

We decided introduce a new option in Altap Salamander 2.51. It will be possible to disable usage of icon overlay providers in Altap Salamander. Please look at attached screenshots.

Another solution is uninstalling faulty shell extension from your computer, please see How to track and disable faulty shell extension.
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It is possible to disable (or enable) shell extensions using Options > Configuration > Icon Overlays dialog box.
It is possible to disable (or enable) shell extensions using Options > Configuration > Icon Overlays dialog box.
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Crash caused by faulty icon overlay is detected and it is possible to disable faulty shell extension.
Crash caused by faulty icon overlay is detected and it is possible to disable faulty shell extension.
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Post by Ether »

Looks promising. That should get rid of AS falling whenever some badly programmed extension shows up.
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