I'm surprised tcc doesn't already have this, but, it doesn't seem to. There is an eject command for ejecting CDs. But, there doesn't seem to be a command to eject removable hard drives and flash drives.

I doubt I will ever run into this, so, honestly, I don't honestly have a strong opinion on this. Yet, if CMD is capable of detecting a problem, and I've never found CMD's dir to be intolerably slow, I would tend to think that TCC could too. I'm a programmer myself. Though, obviously, you...

As far as the "/I(ips) yeah, okay, I didn't see them in the explained options and didn't notice it in the list of unexplained options. But, I guess it is a moot point now. As far as to why I was using caffeine, well, the reason was, my old laptop had the power settings locked by corporate. I...

I think I found the problem! I use a program called "caffeine", to keep my laptop from going to sleep. It simulates a keystroke once a minute, to prevent the computer from going to sleep. It says that the default key that it does is an F15 key up. (F15??? Never heard of it, seen it, but...

Rex suggested I try starting tcc with the /I option. Well, when I do tcc /?, there is no /I option. In any case, I had yesterday said that the problem doesn't happen when I start TCC outside of TCMD. Well, it is just intermittant and yes, it does happen in TCC when I open up a TCC separate...

Okay, here is a printscreen of more weird stuff. First off, you can see two commands that it did not actually run. The first line is "cd \upload" but it did not do it. I did up arrow and found "cd \upload" in the list, but, it must have been a command I had already entered and that was why it...

It comes back. It seems to be somewhat intermittant. Like, I will have one TCC tab lock up. Then it will work okay in another TCC tab for a while, then lock up again. I will attach my .ini file. Also, another weird thing that might or might not be related. Sometimes I will type a command...

Well, I thought I had rebooted. But, I rebooted again and, at least at the moment, I don't have the problem. So, maybe I hadn't. I don't know. I will report back if it recurrs.

I started out with a plain default install and had the problem. I've never used any plugins. I don't even know how to customize filename completion. I did go ahead and move in my tcmd.ini from an old installation, which had no effect on this issue. I could post if it you like, or, I could go...

I haven't bought v 16 yet. I'm registered for v 15, downloaded the v 16 trial. I loaded it on a brand new Win7 x64 PC and I'm using the 64 bit version of TCMD. When I hit tab for filename completion, TCC locks. I can still use other tabs or create new TCC tabs. But, I can't do anything with...

Okay that was it. I know that sometimes Windows gets goofed up and puts windows off screen. But, it would be nice if somehow you could detect that. In any case, I took my tcmd.ini, deleted the popup window location lines and now it works again.

Hi, I'm using TCMD 15.01.58. I was using a version 15.00.? and had the same issue. I've never had a problem with using the directory history in TCC until now. I just recently set the save to file option in TCC. In case that was my problem, I turned it off. But, the problem still remains...

Well, I just rebooted my laptop and the problem went away. So, I guess it was probably just my computer. I'm still on XP. But, for the record, I was using TCC within TCMD.

I just upgraded to v 15. I skipped 13, 14. I used to upgrade every version, but, honestly, I use like 1% of 1% of the capabilities of Take Command and thus didn't see the need to update. But I figured that since I skipped a couple of versions I might as well go ahead and get v 15. Anyway...

Well, as a request, you might consider doing updated icons that are more similar to the old icons but are more scale-friendly and provide them as secondary icons if you don't like them as primary icons.