@Nostra-Damus said in Create File? message:
I usually just right-click on a file and select ‘open with notepad++’
Is it exactly Open with Notepad++, or is it actually Edit with Notepad++, or is it the Open With menu and chosing Notepad++?
I ask, because I am trying to figure out if you are using the default Shell Extension that comes when you install Notepad++, which make the right-click menu command Edit with Notepad++, or whether you are using a custom registry entry / file association; or, maybe at some point, you just picked Open With > Notepad++, which might (IIRC) shorten to Open with Notepad++ in the main RightClick menu in future instances (I forget the exact text in a situation like that).
Command Line : C:\Store\OpSys\Notes\activate (2).bat
Okay, your filename has a space in it. If you were using Edit with Notepad++ from the Shell Extension, it shouldn’t have a problem with the space. That makes me think you’re using a custom entry (either manual file association, or using the Open With menu)
If you right click and Open with Notepad++ on a file that has no spaces in the path, I am betting it wouldn’t give you the “Create File?” message.
Local Conf mode : ON
Okay, you didn’t do a normal installation, since you’re in portable mode. That means it’s probably not the Shell Extension, and thus probably explains the root cause of your problem: I am going to say that your file association / OpenWith is set up wrong.
Run regedit.exe and search for notepad++.exe. You will probably find one or more entry that has a command with the value something like C:\Utils\Notepad++\notepad++.exe %1 . You should change the %1 to "%1" (ie, with quotes around it), because Windows requires quotes around the filename if there are spaces anywhere in the path. After you’ve changed all instances of that, log out of Windows and log back in (which will force Windows to use the updated file associations), and I’m guessing that will solve your “Create File?” message issue.