The Checksum doesn't respect my "View Settings".
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SoyRA commented
Hello, with HashCheck Shell Extension at the time of creating a Checksum.md5 (or any other), this was generated respecting the order in which I have the files.
But now I've discovered that this project exists (HashCheck - Thank you so much for this 👍 ), and I've noticed that the order has changed.
Here's an example of what I'm trying to say:
// HashCheck Shell Extension (v2.1.11)
XXXXXX *FileA.exe
XXXXXX *FileB.exe
XXXXXX *FolderA\FileA.dsr
XXXXXX *FolderB\FileB.dspl
XXXXXX *FileA.txt
XXXXXX *FileA.dll
XXXXXX *FileB.dll
// HashCheck (v2.4.0.55)
XXXXXX *FileA.dll
XXXXXX *FolderB\FileB.dspl
XXXXXX *FileA.exe
XXXXXX *FileA.txt
XXXXXX *FileB.dll
XXXXXX *FolderA\FileA.dsr
XXXXXX *FileB.exe
When I installed (and it asks me to restart), the order was still perfect...but now it has stopped respecting the order and is very annoying.
- Edited 01 👀
- I tried another PC, also with the same Windows 10 as me. It never had HashCheck installed, so far it works without problems.
- My PC has some edited options, one of which affects the folder view: Remove ShellBags in Windows for Privacy and How to Fix Annoying Folder View Type Automatic Change Problem in Windows (all my folders have the same view).
- Edited 02 👀
- The other PC has the same edited options as me (folder and other things)...so I rule out the possibility that the error is due to an OS configuration.
- Edited 03 👀
- This problem occurs even with a clean installation of Windows 10 (RS1, LTSB 2016 and RS4). 😢
- Edited 04 👀
- The problem happens in: "v2.4.0" and "v2.4.0.24-beta".
- The problem doesn't happen in: "v2.3.2" ("v2.3.1", "v2.2.3" and "v2.2.2").
- Edited 05 👀 ❕
- HDD and 1 Core: no problem. ✔️
- HDD and 4 Core: no problem. ✔️
- SSD and 1 Core: The problem I'm saying appears. ❗️
- SSD and 4 Core: The problem I'm saying appears. ❗️
- All tested on a VM with Windows 10 (x64 - RS4).