If you followed the above steps TC should be portable. bar files like I do, then a text search and replace tool able to process files in batch is recommendable, I use UltraEdit for the purpose, but there are many freeware alternatives, and I guess I am a bit alone in having 50+ button bars. 2: edit the wincmd.ini file, adding this line to the top, as the second line (under ): UseIniInProgramDir=7 You also need to do a search and replace with a text editor (like Notepad++) in wincmd.ini, searching for the folder you installed Total Commander to, in your case J:\SyMenu\ProgramFiles\totalcmd should be replaced with this environment variable: %COMMANDER_PATH% 3: If you have been using TC for a while, adding stuff to the button bar, you may need to do a search and replace for the TC installed path in the. (can be worked around by manually copying the wincmd.ini file from %APPDATA%\ghisler into TC's program folder if you choose the standard location when installing). 1: When installing, I recommend choosing to place the program ini with the program files. bar files, with no need for tools or scripts to pass parameters to Total Commander at startup. There are even more ways to make Total Commander portable! Let me tell you about my preferred method, I personally think it is the best, as it only involves editing wincmd.ini and the. These are the steps to make TC fully portable: 1 - Copy totalcmd folder from a normal installation in destination folder (example J:\SyMenu\ProgramFiles\totalcmd) 2 - Create into new folder the following StartTC.bat file: echo off "%~dp0TOTALCMD.EXE" /i="%~dp0wincmd.ini" /F="%~dp0wcx_ftp.ini" 3 - Create a new SyProgram in SyMenu that points to StartTC.bat file TC is now portable. The solution is that TC can be instructed to search for configuration files in certain folders through command parameters. The switch that TC sets to save configuration files chosen location is probably written in registry, so, if you move your TC copy from a pc to another, configuration files will be searched always in System32 folder (default location). TC can use System32 or program folder to store his configuration files (wincmd.ini, wcx_ftp.ini). In TC web site ( ) you can find tc2usb tool that is an installer to make TC portable.
If you are a Total Commander fan like me, you would like to have TC always with you in your USB stick.
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