I have a situation where I'm using win32com.server to create an in-process
Explorer shell extension for Windows (7 64-bit). The extension itself is just
a sample I pulled from stackoverflow[1].
When I install it, and restart Explorer, opening the context menu on a file
causes Explorer to crash. On the other hand, if I install Python and pywin32
(same versions) into a pristine Windows 7 64-bit VM appliance, and install the
extension there on an out-of-the-box Explorer, it works perfectly.
Clearly, I have some kind of conflict with the first Explorer instance. It
has numerous other extensions installed--Mercurial, Subversion, Directory
Opus, WinMerge, and on and on. I'm guessing that I'm colliding somehow with
one (or more) of these.
Any suggestions as to how I could determine the cause of the crash without
having to uninstall ALL of my software?
[1]
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10833710/windows-explorer-context-menus-with-sub-menus-using-pywin32
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