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In python, in order to enable ANSI codes, we call `os.system('')` because of a bug in cmd.exe (cmd.exe enables VT mode, but doesn't disable it on exit) Maybe something similar...

An example error message that I got. The referenced memory location is not the same each time. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44417404/225171111-cdab9dc6-676e-4fc1-b011-c4ba4c43592c.png)

While this isn't necessarily a fix, couldn't you just edit the keybind to something like this: `hyprctl hyprsunset identity && && hyprctl sunset reset`? More info [here on the wiki](https://wiki.hypr.land/Hypr-Ecosystem/hyprsunset/)...

And maybe add `sleep .3` before the hyprshot command if hyprshot is too fast to start (if using the `--freeze` argument)

I think I have found the fix for this, but I need someone to replicate this: 1) Go to regedit, and go to `Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\PowerToys` 2) There should be a invalid...

Is it the same errors @Zagrthos? If not, can you post your logs? (Right click tray icon -> Report Bug)

Oh, it just occurred to me, but I uninstalled/reinstalled PowerToys before I tried this. Though, I doubt reinstalling changes anything.

Also, while checking the bug report, I noticed that the corrupted registry entry was still there.

I didn't quite understand, but I just want to clarify: You had same/similar problem, and fixed it by not just deleting the AllowDataDiagnostics value, but the PowerToys key above it?...

While I don't know what UsePolicy (I assume its like Microsoft's GroupPolicy, but 3rd-party, like PolicyPlus) is, I didn't know the key `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Classes\PowerToys` existed, which was why I got confused....