# Explorer Patcher Changelog This document includes the same release notes as in the [Releases](https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher/releases) section on GitHub. ## 22000.168.0.8 The popup menu for "Safe to Remove Hardware" is now skinned in the same style as the Win+X menu and the taskbar context menus, in order to improve UI consistency. ## 22000.168.0.7 Enables compatibility with [ArchiveMenu](https://github.com/valinet/archivemenu). ## 22000.168.0.6 Fixes [#5](https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher/issues/5) (removes the delay at logon on newer builds like 22000.168; the bug is similar to the effect introduced by `UndockingDisabled` on these newer builds). ## 22000.1.0.5 Offsets are now determined at runtime The application was tested on builds 22000.1 and 22000.168. - Library downloads and parses symbols in order to determine function hooking offsets at runtime and saves the data in a "settings.ini" file located in the application folder for future use; the file is invalidated when a new OS build is detected - The main executable attempts to determine the location where a jump has to be patched out so that Explorer remains on the 'show old taskbar' code path; it will systematically patch each jz/jnz instruction and will check whether Explorer still runs fine, and, if it does so and does not crash, whether the old taskbar got actually shown; once the offset is determined, it is saved in the "settings.ini" file for future use - Please have an unmetered active working Internet connection when running for the first time - Messages from the patcher (i.e. install/uninstall successful message, symbol downloading message) will now display in a toast (Windows 10 notification) if possible; when Explorer is not running, it falls back to using standard MessageBox'es - Disabled the pre/post build command that restarted sihost.exe in Debug builds ## 22000.1.0.4 New in this release - Win+X combination is now handled and opens the power user menu Of note from previous releases: - Start menu is now displayed on monitor containing the cursor when invoked with the Windows key if the appropriate configuration is made into the registry (enables a functionality which was previously available in Windows 8.1). To activate this, follow this tutorial: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5943-start-menu-open-main-last-display-windows-10-a.html - The power user menu (Win+X) is now skinned using the system theme, as it was in Windows 10 ## 22000.1.0.3 Start menu is now displayed on monitor containing the cursor when invoked with the Windows key if the appropriate configuration is made into the registry (enables a functionality which was previously available in Windows 8.1). To activate this, follow this tutorial: https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5943-start-menu-open-main-last-display-windows-10-a.html ## 22000.1.0.2 Fixes [#1](https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher/issues/1) (the menu is now skinned using the system theme, as it was in Windows 10). ## 22000.1.0.1 Added functionality to bring back the power user menu (Win+X). ## 22000.1.0.0 Initial version of the application. Only x64 builds.