dotNet Application XTPToolbar -> how to click items

Hello,

until a few days ago we had a process that worked with a dotnet application.
We already had difficulties with the creation of the menu items. The first menu items could be reached without any problems and the activity (e.g. Click) showed a green menu item “validate”. Sub-items could also be found, but showed a red menu item “validate”. Nevertheless, it worked perfectly during the run. But now there seems to have been an update in the program and I can only find the menu ribbon in the UiExplorer but no individual menu items.
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Does anybody here know a solution how to work with this menubar/ribbon? Any hint can be useful.
Thanks in advance.

Kind regards
Martin

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Hello,
now we found that the behavior described occurred after a Windows update to 1903. Although I don’t have a verified solution yet, we will try what is described here: Identifying UI Elements After Windows Updates. If this is the solution I’ll will let you know.
Edit 04.09.2020: Yes, that is the solution! Yes, in our case it was KB 4571694 that affected our system. after re-registering the oleacc.dll and importing the mentioned keys from a system that was still working, we were able to restore the correct state.

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