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Fix: A workaround to avoid AccessViolationException #12089

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Fix: A workaround to avoid AccessViolationException #12089

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14 changes: 9 additions & 5 deletions src/Files.App/Shell/ContextMenu.cs
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Expand Up @@ -223,6 +223,15 @@ private void EnumMenuItems(
{
Debug.WriteLine("Item {0} ({1}): {2}", ii, mii.wID, mii.dwTypeData);

// Hackish workaround to avoid an AccessViolationException on some items,
// notably the "Run with graphic processor" menu item of NVidia cards
if (mii.wID - 1 > 5000)
{
container.Dispose();

continue;
}

menuItem.Label = mii.dwTypeData;
menuItem.CommandString = GetCommandString(cMenu, mii.wID - 1);

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -313,11 +322,6 @@ public async Task<bool> LoadSubMenu(List<Win32ContextMenuItem> subItems)

private static string? GetCommandString(Shell32.IContextMenu cMenu, uint offset, Shell32.GCS flags = Shell32.GCS.GCS_VERBW)
{
// Hackish workaround to avoid an AccessViolationException on some items,
// notably the "Run with graphic processor" menu item of NVidia cards
if (offset > 5000)
return null;

SafeCoTaskMemString? commandString = null;

try
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