Windows Explorer (the desktop) crashes when a program requiring an UAC prompt is launched by typing its name in the Search box.
How to reproduce: 1. Type, for example, "regedit" in the search box. 2. Hit immediately the Enter key, before Classic Shell has a chance to display the popup menu with the choices. 3. The UAC prompt pops up. Accept it. 4. Regedit is opened correctly, but after a few seconds, Explorer crashes (and is restarted automatically by Windows).
It seems that that bug doesn't happen if Classic Shell can display its popup menu before the UAC prompt. Therefore, I guess that the popup menu is responsible of the crash when it tries to open itself during the UAC prompt. I'm not sure though. The crash might also be caused by hitting too rapidly the Enter key, even with non-UAC programs.
Note that I have several programs with "regedit" in their names. The popup menu displays 3 options when it has sufficient time to pop up.
I'm using Windows 8 pro x64 with all updates and CS v.3.6.5.
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