Everything crashes

[tique]

I have Windows 10 64bit 21H2 (19044.2130)
Immediately after installation Everything (1.4.1.1022) works fine. But after turning off the PC and turning it back on, the everything .exe file disappears from C/program/Everything folder. I have reinstalled Everything several times and I tried 1.4.1.1005 version also but the problem remains
I attach the contents of the folder C/program/everything immediately after installation and after restarting the computer
About antivirus I have Malwarebytes and Everything has been added as safe program.
It seems to me that the problem arises after Windows 19044.2130 update.
Any help please ?

[void]

Please check your anti-virus logs.

Please try the Everything 1.5 alpha.

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Please try renaming your Everything.exe:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the General tab on the left.
• Uncheck Everything Service.
• Click OK.
• Exit Everything (File -> Exit)
• Rename your Everything.exe to Everything2.exe
• Launch Everything2.exe
• When prompted, install the Everything Service.

There is most likely a third party program deleting Everything.exe.

[tique]

Thanks, renaming Everything2 the problem has been solved (1.4.1.1022 version)

[tique]

I tried Everything 1.5 alpha along with 1.4.1022 side by side on the screen
I requested the same research and I didn't found any trouble.
I can report that:
version 1.5.alpha indicates size of folders (useful)
folders and files sizes are 1 kb larger on Everyhting 1.4 (my one is everything2) versus 1.5 alpha
you can restart the system without booting problems of both Everything versions
Thanks and best regards

[void]

folders and files sizes are 1 kb larger on Everyhting 1.4

Thank you for your feedback tique,

This is a rounding bug in Everything 1.5.
I'll have it fixed in the next alpha update.

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1325a fixes a display issue with the size being truncated.

[ericgl]

tique,

You can also use a more precise size representation (in v1.5.x):

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/size_auto_format=2

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/size_number_format=2

The above commands will present sizes with 2 decimals, avoiding the rounding altogether.
In general, I recommend using it this way by default.

[void]

More information here.