On both of my PCs (Win 7 desktop and Win 10 laptop) the right-click menu (context menu?) has recently stopped appearing when I click. If I restart it starts functioning again. This seems to happen pretty regularly - about once a day if I'm using Logos a lot. I'm using the latest version of Logos. Has anyone else noticed this? Is there a way to fix it?
Thanks,
Evan
Evan Scamman: Has anyone else noticed this?
I haven't seen this.
Do you mean that nothing happens - or that the menu appear but is blank or something else?
There is simply no response to the right-mouse button.
Have you checked if the system is indexing? I sometimes have a significant delay when indexing.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I just confirmed that Indexing is not the problem. The context menu just failed to appear and my system was not indexing.
At this point I would do one of two things. Leave Task Manager open to see if there is a hint as to where the process fails OR enable logs and close immediately after a right click failure and post them here.
Evan:
It's a long-shot, but do you use the same model of mouse on both units with unusual configurations / recently updated drivers, or are you using a third-party mouse utility on both units? If you're using an external mouse with the laptop, does using the trackpad make any difference?
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I use a mouse with standard Windows drivers on the desktop and the trackpad on the Dell laptop.
I’ll try to capture a log file and post it here.
Thanks.
Evan Scamman:I’ll try to capture a log file and post it here.
Screen shot of open items should also be helpful.
Opening a Bible with many visual filters can delay contextual menu population while visual filter searches are executing.
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