Today, I installed TortoiseSVN on the 64-bit Win7 system. After the installation is complete, I directly open the running software, and the following prompt pops up: TortoiseSVN is a shell extension. That means it is integrated into the windows explorer. To use TortoiseSVNplease open the explorer and right-click on any folder you like to bring up the context menu where you will find all TortoiseSVN commands. And read the manual!
What is the reason for this? It turns out that svn is not opened directly like this, but to select a folder, then right-click and select SVN Checkout, as follows:
Then the problem comes. After right-clicking on some computers, there is no relevant option. What should I do? The solution is as follows:
Enter: Start->Programs->TortoiseSVN->Setting->Icon Set select Mufwin7.
win + R, enter "regedit" to enter the registry;
Select directory: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT/*/shellex/ContextMenuHandlers/TortoiseSVN
Right-click on the directory TortoiseSVN –> Permissions –> Advanced –> Owner –> Change the owner to administrator –> Click Apply
Then just restart it!
Note: the above is the installation on the 32/64 bit system of Windows7!
Original address: http://blog.csdn.net/zjq_1314520/article/details/62426792