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Your system for junk and temporary files that deletes them from the system. Storage Sense is turned on by default in Windows 11. However, if the Storage Sense utility is disabled on your Windows 11 PC or laptop for some reason, follow the steps below to turn it on.1. Use the Windows + I shortcut to open the Settings app in Windows 11.2. Under the System tab, go to the Storage menu.3. Here, you find the toggle to turn on Storage Sense. Click on it to enable it if it is disabled on your device.4. You can also click on the Storage Sense option to configure the settings as per your needs.The Storage Sense is a handy utility tool in Windows 11 and is a great alternative to the Disk Cleanup tool. So, if you are facing some issues with the Disk Cleanup tool in Windows 11, we’d recommend you enable Storage Sense in Windows 11.5. Restart Windows Explorer in Windows 11Now, another thing you can try when the Disk Cleanup tool stops working in Windows 11 is restarting the Windows Explorer background process on your device. The Windows Explorer process is responsible for handling various system functions and programs and restarting it could fix any minor issues or conflicts that might be causing the Disk Cleanup tool to malfunction. So, to restart Windows Explorer in Windows 11, follow the steps right below.1. Right-click on the Start icon in Windows 11 and open the Task Manager.2. Under the Processes Tab, find the Windows Explorer process on the list. You can also use the new search UI in Task Manager to find the process.3. Click on the Windows Explorer process and click the Restart task button in Task Manager.After restarting the Windows Explorer process in Windows 11, try opening the Disk Cleanup tool. It should function properly, considering an issue in Windows Explorer was causing the program to malfunction.6. Scan for Viruses/ Malware in Windows 11As aforementioned, the Disk Cleanup tool not opening in Windows 11 might be because of a virus or malware in the system. In this case, you

Windows 11, an application can add only a single top level command or submenu to the Explorer context menu."What I did is just to have one single item for WinRAR. No submenu at all. If I adjust WinRAR to display just one item, it works. I know that Win11 only allows one entry per app. But that entry can have subitems. And this worked up until now.I could not make one single item for TortoiseSVN to see if it works. Because having a single item under a submenu does not work.What I don't understand is why it works on a fresh install now. Did you test if all items (like update, commit, revert, settings etc) work on a fresh install?Yes, I tested update/commit/settings/about - however I did not test all items.Tested on a fresh VM with Win11 Build 22622.290, with explorer showing tabs.Ertan Küçükogluunread,Jul 21, 2022, 2:14:42 PM7/21/22to TortoiseSVN on behalf of StefanWindows 11 Beta build 22622.436 seems to solve the problem for me.Stefanunread,Jul 22, 2022, 11:21:40 PM7/22/22to TortoiseSVNOn Thursday, July 21, 2022 at 11:14:42 PM UTC+2 Ertan Küçükoglu wrote:Windows 11 Beta build 22622.436 seems to solve the problem for me.I'm now also on build 22622.436, but the menus still don't work for me. They show up like they should, but the Invoke() method is not called at all.strange...Adolf Mollnhuberunread,Sep 19, 2022, 5:09:01 AM9/19/22to TortoiseSVNHi,have this problem also on one of my W11 rigs.On the W11 rig with "Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22622.598]" the W11 context menu is working like expected.On the other W11 rig with "Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22621.521]" the W11 context menu is not showing at all.The COM Surrogate process is started and has TortoiseStub.dll loaded, if I had the correct PDB file for 1.14.3 i could debug this further.Stefanunread,Sep 19, 2022, 9:29:37 AM9/19/22to TortoiseSVNAdolf Mollnhuberunread,Sep 21, 2022, 12:59:54

With Windows 11, Microsoft has totaly refined Windows Explorer as compare to the one available in Windows 10. FYI, it is the system’s default process, which is in charge of the shell and user interface, as well as the taskbar, start menu, file manager, and so on in Windows 11.In rare cases, you may require it to restart if you have changed something or if your explorer has been stalled in Windows 11. Then, to resume normal operation, restart Windows File Explorer.Furthermore, whenever you make changes to the HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry, you will need to restart Windows Explorer in order to see the changes.You can find the file explorer process with the name explorer.exe in Task Manager, but do not mix it with Internet Explorer Browser.First, we must terminate the currently active Windows Explorer process in Windows 11, which will also terminate any dependent processes. After that, we must restart the process so that all dependent processes can begin.There are two ways to restart Windows File Explorer (explorer.exe) in Windows 11, using Command Prompt and Task Manager, which we demonstrate below.Using Command PromptTo open Command Prompt, use ‘Windows + R‘ to open the run dialogue box, then type “cmd” and press enter.The command prompt terminal will be opened; press “Enter” after typing the following command in the terminal:taskkill /f /im explorer.exeRight away, the taskbar, start menu, and desktop will vanish, and none of the shortcuts, such as ‘Windows + I’ and ‘Windows + R’, will work.However, do not worry; there is nothing to worry about because you just terminated the Windows Explorer process, rendering it unable to communicate with the operating system.To restart the explorer.exe process, type the following command into the terminal and press enter.start explorer.exeImmediately, you will find that everything has returned to normal and is fully functional.Using Task ManagerLaunch Task Manager in Windows 11. For that, right-click on the Start button and select Task Manager. Alternatively, use CTRL + SHIFT + ESC key combo.Under the “Processes” tab, look out for the “Windows Explorer” as Task Manager open.After locating Windows Explorer, right-click on it and select “Restart.” The Windows Explorer shell process, as well as all dependent tasks, will be terminated as a result of this action and appear automatically.In case, due to any reason if it fails to restart automatically, then you can restart Windows Explorer manually. For that, click on the New > Run New Task option from the task manager window’s upper left corner. A run dialog box will appear on your computer; type “explorer.exe” and press the “Enter” key. Apart from the methods discussed above, you can also restart Windows Explorer using the Desktop Context menu in Windows 11. But first, you need to add

To change as well, I'm not sure.98% of my file management work is done in windows explorer itself, and setting things up the way of windows 2000 is so much more productive. #11 - Posted 07 October 2012 - 03:43 AM Back to top Fino Members 14 posts Last active: Jan 11 2011 03:24 PM Joined: 16 Jan 2010 I remembered what I had to do to get this to work.As far as open dialogs, mine still use the whole row select. Maybe it's possible to get those to change as well, I'm not sure.98% of my file management work is done in windows explorer itself, and setting things up the way of windows 2000 is so much more productive.Yes, having classic-style explorer is a big relief. I had to switch to Explorer++ finally. With some enhancements, though. Thankfully it's open source. Just hoped this also could be done for open/save dialogs. So much awful "enhancements" in Win 7 (compared to XP) and so much pain making it workable!.. #12 - Posted 07 October 2012 - 12:03 PM Back to top T800 Members 107 posts Last active: Feb 01 2014 11:14 PM Joined: 15 Oct 2006 After a little bit of testing...It's because you have disabled windows themes, that's why you get that old Win2000 (unthemed) style. #13 - Posted 07 October 2012 - 06:14 PM Back to top Fino Members 14 posts Last active: Jan 11 2011 03:24 PM Joined: 16 Jan 2010 After a little bit of testing...It's because you have disabled windows themes, that's why you get that old Win2000 (unthemed) style.But still full row selection in Navigation Panel, right? Although displayed in xp-style, behaves like full row. Just to be sure. #14 - Posted 07 October 2012 - 06:28 PM Back to top T800 Members 107 posts Last active: Feb 01 2014 11:14 PM Joined: 15 Oct 2006 The screenshot above is with full row selection disabled. #15 - Posted 07 October 2012 - 08:54 PM Back to top