This is first time I write and maybe my solution all ready has been mentioned ! mp3tag is missing in my windows 11 24H2 context menu. Instead I now use windows "sendto" in context menu. Make a shortcut from Mp3tag.exe in the installation folder and move the link to : C:\Users*******\AppData\Roam…

Problem finally solved - Mp3 is back in context menu ! The reason is that mp3Tag also comes in an app from Microsoft Store. When mp3 setup installs a folder in windowsApp is created / name: 35795FlorianHeidenreich.Mp3tag_3.28.0.0_x64__rf0p6xgxmspcc This folder I manually deleted and I made a re…

actually mp3tag is in shellmenu/"windows explorer" but not in shellmenu/"total commander". Today I realized that.

[image] jenss: mp3tag is missing in my windows 11 24H2 context menu. Why do you not just use this real solution? [image] Installation & Backup FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Right-click context menu is missing on Windows 11 Assuming you've already rest…

I use total commander. I do not like windows expolrer. That is why.

AFAIK the context menu should also work in Total commander [image] Classic context menu with Total Commander in Windows 11 Support I want to thank you, first and foremost, for your amazing utility that has allowed me to uniformly organize my entire music and audiobook coll…

Because I us total commander and mp3tag is invisible in total commander shell menu I so instead I use sendto menu.

I have only writen all this because it might help others in the same situation. It is quite simple to use sendto menu. You cannot send to all programs this way but mp3tag works fine here too. :smiley:

According to the Total Commander Forum the above solution should work for TC too: https://www.ghisler.ch/board/viewtopic.php?p=447688#p447688

I use tc 10.52. Maybe I should update. I will look into it. Thank you :smiley:

There is a TC release candidate 2, v11.50 available since a few days. (Your TC version v10.52 was released in october 2022.)

I'm a Total Commander user myself (currently on v11.03) and the shell extension is displayed for me (also for previous versions). It probably makes a difference and won't work if you're using a 32-bit version of TC on a 64-bit Windows, though.