If there is an underscore under one of those letters in your menu, like _E_dit with Notepad++, then use an & before the character in your search (like &Edit with Notepad++). You can search your registry ( regedit.exe) for that text.What is the exact text of the Windows association for “Edit with Notepad++”?.nfo files (using the box-drawing characters, etc)? Does the crash happen when you name a plain text file blah.nfo and open it as described? Does it happen with ascii-art-based. nfo file? The thread you linked has some that are just plain text (similar to a readme file), and some that are fancy ASCII-art files. Other pieces of information that might be useful: The best thing to do whenever asking for help in this forum, especially for something that might be version-dependent, is to include the output from ? > Debug Info > Copy debug info into clipboard and paste it in your question (or in a response, in this case). And sometimes, we find that the person asking the question had turned off auto-updates (accidentally or otherwise unknowingly), so was even farther behind in version number, but because there hadn’t been a version push, they thought they were on the newest version. But if you have v7.8.2 and click ? > Update Notepad++, it won’t download an update, because the developer hasn’t yet (as of Jan 27) set the flag on the v7.8.3 release to push it to the auto-installer (it’s usually a 1-2wk delay, to make sure there are no critical regression bugs before forcing it on everyone). The problem is, the latest (as of Jan 16) is v7.8.3. Unfortunately, that’s not as descriptive as you might think. I’m using the latest 32-bit version of Notepad++ With what suggested (trying with only the hex editor plugin)…
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