More information would be helpful:
* what/which binary is exhibiting the problem?
* What is its version (:version)?
* If you compiled it, how did you compile it (which compile-time
options, which compiler)?
* Is it for native Windows (usually gvim in that case), cygwin (vim
or gvim), or what?
* Please give a (hopefully small) sequence of instructions which
exhibits the problem; start with vim -u NONE -U NONE or gvim -u NONE -U
NONE (these command line commands avoid personal settings).
* Please include any netrw specific settings you may be using
* If it works with the NONEs, then try to track down which settings
you have in your .vimrc and plugins along with a (small) sequence of
instructions to exhibit the issue.
It is very difficult to fix a problem without enough information to
duplicate the issue. I'm having problems getting gvim/vim working as
I'd like in a cygwin and native-windows setup so duplicating this for me
is difficult as-is.
Thank you,
Chip Campbell
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