Be mindful of our Contribution Rules to increase the likelihood of your contribution getting accepted. Please follow build guide to build Notepad++ from source. Here is the Supported systems information you may need in case you are one of them. However, not all Notepad++ users can or want to use the newest system. Notepad Classic for Windows 10 3.7 Free Free Classic Notepad for Personal and Professional Use Not Microsoft Notepad 4 Paid The ultimate productivity tool NoteIT 2.5 Free Simple utility for taking quick notes Notepad2 3.6 Free A Free and Simple Text Editing Tool Boost Note 4. Key fingerprint: 14BC E436 2749 B2B5 1F8C 7122 6C42 9F1D 8D84 F46EĪll the Windows systems still supported by Microsoft are supported by Notepad++.Since the release of version 7.6.5 Notepad++ is signed using GPG with the following key:
See the Notepad++ official site for more information. Running in the MS Windows environment, its use is governed by And I have a memory that something occasionally goes wrong and leaves the x86 version in the registry, even after the 64-bit is installed.Notepad++ is a free (free as in both "free speech" and "free beer") source codeĮditor and Notepad replacement that supports several programming languages and From what I remember, each extension gets an OpenWithList which includes notepad++.exe, and then the registry looks in Applications\Notepad++.exe to find out the actual path to that command so if that key points to a non-existent executable, Windows ignores that OpenWith option. Notepad2's developer, Flo's Freeware, notes that there's nothing wrong with Notepad, the default text editor in Windows: it's lightweight, fast, and fully integrated with the operating system. With this tool, you can do many works such as compare two files, format JSON, open various types of files, install various plugins, etc. This tool integrates all the functions of the regular Notepad but also supports the use of programming languages. (I’d do a full search of the registry, but I think it’s something like HKCU\Software\Classes\Applications\notepad++.exe and/or HKLM\Software\Classes\Applications\Notepad++.exe, both of which might map to HKCR\Applications\Notepad++.exe. Notepad++ is a widely popular free text editor and source editor used on Microsoft Windows. If you have a 64-bit Notepad++ installed in C:\Program Files\Notepad++, search your registry for C:\Program Files (x86)\Notepad++ and replace any such instance with C:\Program Files\Notepad++ – it may be that something wrote the wrong value into the registry (maybe a previous 32-bit installation), and so Windows 10 looks for a nonexistent location, cannot find it, and then refuses to associate an OpenWith action for Notepad++.
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