Best Answer pitkon , 29 January 2015 - 07:54 AM
Thanks for your replies, @pitkon and @scruffty. So, if it's something built into the Technical Preview of Windows 10 that prevents ShellOn from tweaking the Registry, how is it that bbsetshell can set bbzero as the shell? Maybe that's a trade secret of mojmir's...
Lol... No, it's not. My guess is, bsetshell managed to get to the Windows' registry, where ShellOn failed. Again, the best thing you can do is to manually tweak the registry. bsetshell is fine, but it won't catch crashes and it won't allow you to switch among different shells.
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