Windows 7 is closing to end of support, but I still can’t find any information on what is «Bluewire General Property Sheet» shell extension, and do I need it anywhere? It is preinstalled with Windows 7.
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I looked at the BWContextHandler.dll with a text editor, it is related to Bluetooth, even if you do not have Bluetooth hardware it is part of the original Windows installation files.
I would not worry about it, leave the entry alone.
answered Oct 10, 2019 at 13:25
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Windows 7 is closing to end of support, but I still can’t find any information on what is «Bluewire General Property Sheet» shell extension, and do I need it anywhere? It is preinstalled with Windows 7.
asked Oct 10, 2019 at 1:08
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I looked at the BWContextHandler.dll with a text editor, it is related to Bluetooth, even if you do not have Bluetooth hardware it is part of the original Windows installation files.
I would not worry about it, leave the entry alone.
answered Oct 10, 2019 at 13:25
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Что такое «Таблица общих свойств Bluewire» в расширениях оболочки Windows?
Windows 7 закрывается до конца поддержки, но я все еще не могу найти никакой информации о том, что такое расширение оболочки «Bluewire General Property Sheet», и нужно ли мне это где-нибудь? Он предустановлен вместе с Windows 7.
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Я посмотрел на BWContextHandler.dll с помощью текстового редактора он связан с Bluetooth, даже если у вас нет оборудования Bluetooth, оно является частью исходных установочных файлов Windows.
Я бы не беспокоился об этом, оставьте запись в покое.
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I know there are tons of similar questions on here but none have seemed to be able to help me, and it seems I have a slightly different issue.
I’ve been having issues with Windows Explorer crashing on me. The thing is, unlike a lot of people who have similar issues, mine doesn’t necessarily crash when I try to open a picture/video folder or something like that. It’s entirely random. I can have
no items open, click on an empty section of the explorer bar, and it’ll crash. I can usually tell if it’s not responding by the fact that the clock stops working until it reboots. I’ve read the solutions others have posted about ShellExView, but the only 3rd
party context menu applications of relevance I found installed were:Bluewire General Property Sheet (listed as type: Property Sheet, but description lists it as a ContextH Application)
GB Context Menu Class (a.k.a. the Razer Gaming Company’s game booster program)
All other non-microsoft context menu applications belonged to either McAfee, Intel, AMD, or Bluetooth Software. Is there something I’m missing, or is there another way I need to go about approaching this problem? Reliability Monitor in Control Panel’s maintenance
section was of no help either, as it could not find a solution to the problem. I even went so far as to run sfc/scannow and it could not find any problems either. Any suggestions?-
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Weirdly after using the laptop for a few weeks, a problem started to appear that is the computer sort of hangs for a while about 10 seconds whenever I right click on a file or folder. I checked Windows Task Manager and there isn’t any process that shows any high CPU usage during that 10 seconds. I didn’t think it was virus because I could not find any suspicious autostart entries.
Then I figured perhaps it was some shell extensions that is causing the problem. For example, if you install WinZip on your computer, you’ll see a special WinZip menu when you right-click on a Zip file. This menu is created by adding a shell extension to the system.
The only extra context menu I see when I right click on a file or folder is PowerArchiver, RightLoad, NotePad++ and SmartFTP. So I disabled the context menu from the software itself (most software has the options to disable right click context menu) for all 3 software. Now the right click is totally clean without any extra context menu but it is still slow.
Then I remembered NirSoft has a Shell Extension Manager for Windows called ShellExView, which perhaps I can use that to view any hidden context menu. I downloaded it, ran it and ShellExView instantly showed me more than 200 items on the list. It was easy to check because there is a column called “Type” in ShellExView which will group all the Context Menu together. Then there is another column called “Microsoft” which makes it even easier for you to determine which context-menu doesn’t belong to Microsoft. Moreover by default the Non Microsoft context menu are marked for easier identification.
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У меня есть беспроводная гарнитура Plantronics Audio 995 (на пару лет), и я использую ее для прослушивания музыки. Я использую Windows Media Player с ним, так как после некоторого нажатия в начале он работал лучше всего с мультимедийными кнопками на гарнитуре.
В последнее время он случайно перестает реагировать на большую часть нажатий кнопок на гарнитуре. Он по-прежнему реагирует на некоторые команды — например, «следующий трек» перестает работать, но удержание «следующего трека» обрабатывается правильно, как быстрая перемотка вперед. Поэтому я не думаю, что это аппаратная проблема с гарнитурой — нажатие кнопки регистрируется и отправляется на компьютер.
Что оставляет проблему с программным обеспечением, но как мне отладить это на стороне компьютера?..
Единственным другим программным обеспечением, связанным с гарнитурой, является Skype, но он настроен на использование другого устройства (веб-камера + основные динамики), и выход из него не устраняет проблему.
Компьютер представляет собой самодельный рабочий стол, Windows 7 x64 Home Premium, полностью обновленный и т.д.
Нет драйверов для гарнитуры (я не думаю, что они вообще были), обратите внимание, что это не Bluetooth — просто есть свой собственный специальный беспроводной ключ.
Расширения оболочки, как запрошено в комментариях (не-MS, дубликаты усекаются):
Bluewire General Property Sheet
BTSync
ComposerSetup
IcarosPropertyHandler.IcarosPropertyHandler
Microsoft XPS Rich Preview Handler
paint.net Shell Extension
TortoiseSVN
UnlockerShellExtension
AppShellPage Class
Ath_CopyHook
ContextMenu Class
FTShellContext Class
CDISPSHELL Extension
Comodo AntiVirus
DropboxExt
7-Zip Shell Extension
GraphicsShellExt Class
LastPass Toolbar
LastPass Vault
KbLogiExt Class
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Explorer started crashing anytime I would try to open a folder with it a couple of hours ago. Started a google search on causes and ran across a fix that worked. Had to do with shell extensions. Ran ShellExView and started turning off all non-microsoft shell extensions one at a time and figured out that the problem was being caused by a file c:windowssystem32 BWContextHandler.dll.
Additional info:
Extension name: Bluewire General Property Sheet
Type: Propert Sheet
Description: ContextH Application
File extension: Pairing Folder Item
Size: 69,120
I can’t find anyplace that describes what program it’s supposed to associated with. Havn’t installed any new programs today so can’t figure out where it might have come from. Turning it off doesn’t seem to affect any other programs.
Any body else got this file ? Is it turned on ? Got any idea what program it’s assciated with ?
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I can’t find anything else on this either, although it looks like a lot of other people have had similar problems to you.
I have the same BWContextHandler.dll file, but I don’t know if it was there from a clean install. The creation date is the same as many other system files, so it could well be.
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found real problem
problem was being caused by Network Magic 5.5.
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