Milos Paripovic m1l

Taskmaster is a OneCommander utility to replace Explorer dialogs for file operations.

It uses Windows native APIs for Copy/Move operations and not hacks like some other copy/move replacements to speed-up operations. That means it won't break any speed records but it is as reliable as Explorer's operations.

Improvements over Explorer dialogs:

Ability to copy deep folder structures longer than 255 characters
Copied files and folders keep Created and Modified dates (Explorer creates folders on copy with a new date, ruining backups)
(Soon) Same theme/style as OC (including Dark theme that Explorer dialogs don't yet have)
(Soon) Prompts only once for elevation (Admin)

You arrived here because OneCommander crashed or froze in previous session

Find section depending on the action leading to the crash or freezing

Renaming file

There is a bug in Windows that sometimes leads to program freezing when OC asks Windows to rename a file or folder
Several workarounds have been implemented but since I can't reproduce this issue it is not certain which one will fix the problem
To apply workaround open: Settings>Advanced and in Experimental section you will see
Rename freezing workaround section

AlienwareSoundCenter causes rendering issues with WPF programs by injecting NahimicOSD into them.

There are two ways to fix this:

Better way

Run your prefered text editor as Administrator (Notepad, Notepad++, VS Code, or similar)
Open file C:\ProgramData\A-Volute\DellInc.AlienwareSoundCenter\Modules\ScheduledModules\Configurator\BlackApps.dat (you might need to paste the whole path in the Open Dialog because ProgramData is a hidden folder)
Add onecommander.exe at the end of it and save

	Disclaimer: Use of these third-party programs and scripts is at the user's own risk and discretion!
	Using it is subject to terms of these third-party programs.

	1. Open page:
	https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/releases

	2. Click yt-dlp.exe to initiate download

	3. Depending on OneCommander install:
	3a. If you are using Portable version of OneCommander, copy it in the program folder (same location as OneCommander.exe)

	Reinstall Microsoft Photos app

	Open Windows PowerShell as Admin (right-click start button and select "Windows Powershell (Admin)")

	Copy/paste this command
	Get-AppxPackage Microsoft.Windows.Photos \| Remove-AppxPackage

	Install the latest version by opening Microsoft Store and searching for "Microsoft Photos"; click Get

	Restart computer

 Some Windows shell extensions will prevent OneCommander from opening the file/folder context menu.
 Incompatible context menu extensions that might cause crashing:
 - Fast Explorer
 - File Renamer Turbo
 - Tim by QQ
 - AcdSee Pica View or
 - HoneyView
 - GeoSetter
 - Cairo

	Everything is loaded from the "Resources" folder
	Location depends on install type (the easiest way to find Settings is going to About->Settings Location button)
	* MSI installed version: %localappdata%\OneCommander (paste in address bar)
	* Portable" version: it will be in the folder where you have download the program
	* Microsoft Store version: %USERPROFILE% (paste in address bar)

	Icons have to be PNG format (NOT ico files); transparency is respected

	How to change all folder icons