How to run an autohotkey script for context menu

[hancre]

I made scripts for file management.
They work in window explorerm, directory opus and others. But they don't work in everything.exe.
How can i fix the issue?
Thanks for any help in advance.

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#j:: ;edit for .ahk .txt 
	MouseClick 
	clips:=Clipboardall
	Clipboard:=""
	Send,^c
	ClipWait, 0
	path:=Clipboard
	Clipboard:=clips
	if ErrorLevel
	return
	Run Edit %path%, , Max UseErrorLevel
	return

#o:: ;open a file
MouseClick
send, {appskey}
sleep 100
send, {o}
sleep 100
send, {enter}
Return  

#p:: ;copy file path 
	MouseClick
	tmp:=Clipboardall
	Clipboard:=""
	Send,^c
	ClipWait, 0
	path:=Clipboard
	Clipboard:=tmp
	if ErrorLevel
	return
	;~ Msgbox, % "Filepath: " path
	ToolTip % "Copied to" Clipboard:=path, 250, 500
	Sleep 3000
	ToolTip
	return

#a:: ;RUN as an administrator 
MouseClick
send, {appskey}
send, {a}
send, {enter}
Return 

#z:: ;unzip by bandzip 
MouseClick
send, {appskey}
send, {z}
send, {enter}
If winexist("Bandizip")
  Winclose, "Bandizip"
Return 

[void]

Please make sure Everything is running as a standard user:

• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the General tab on the left.
• Check Everything service.
• Uncheck Run as administrator.
• Click OK.
• Exit Everything (right click the Everything tray icon and click Exit).
• Restart Everything.

Does the issue persist?

[hancre]

It works. !!

Thanks a lot.

But another problem happened !

Appskey doesn't work any more.

and I have a question. what's the difference between <Run as administrator.> and <just Run> ?

[void]

Please make sure Appskey is also running as a standard user.

Everything needs low level read access to your NTFS volumes.
This can be accomplished by either running Everything as an administrator or using the Everything Service.

If you run Everything as an administrator: (not recommended)
The Everything Service is not required.
Programs you run from Everything will also run as an administrator.
Everything will be unable to communicate with programs running as a standard user.

If you run Everything as a standard user: (recommended)
The Everything Service is required to index and monitor NTFS volumes for changes.
Programs you run from Everything will also run as a standard user.
Everything will be able to communicate with programs running as a standard user.



You may need to restart your PC after changing Tools -> Options -> General -> Run as administrator, as anything you launched from Everything will also be running as an administrator.