JanOscar

JanOscar

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[quote who="basj" reply="3" id="3946997"] Re-download the trial again. [/quote]Please do that from this page: https://www.stardock.com/products/start11/

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[quote who="Glorytoukraine2022" reply="11" id="3946703"] This is the MSStyles theme. So make sure that Windows blinds can change the background in the control panel, especially since Windows blinds is a planned program, and there is no point in buying the program, because this is a defect in Windows blinds! If you buy a program, then it should completely change everything by 100% and not like yours by 90%... [/quote] First, as already mentioned by DrJBHL, changing/hacking or

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The easy answer is that it's not a bug. Microsoft constantly changes the way the various parts of Windows are painted and has done so for many years. From that you can call it "a known issue or a bug", but it's not just because it's "known". It's a fact. The complaint about this should be directed to Microsoft, not Stardock, although I have doubts that will have any effect.

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[quote who="lanadel20" reply="7" id="3946487"] Hi, I didn't change the default location, and it just shows \Stardock\Fences. [/quote]It should show the whole path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\Fences , (not just Stardock\Fences) so have you done any modifications to your system or used any software to change the default install paths?

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[quote who="basj" reply="5" id="3946478"] That is why I am asking, since OP mention this [/quote]Sorry, I was not clear about what I was thinking what the error might be. I don't know the OP's language here, but maybe he/she has changed the default font (and or language) and that's the reason for the installer to misread the path. Just a thought.

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[quote who="basj" reply="3" id="3946476"] Did you try to change the default installation directory when installing the software? [/quote]You cannot do that anymore. That option was removed and hasn't been available for quite some time

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[quote who="pelaird" reply="2" id="3946289"] If you are running Windows 11, there is no way to turn all the System Tray icons on with a switch like in Windows 10. You either have to turn them on one at a time in the Windows taskbar settings, or click the System Tray Overflow arrow and drag the icons to the System Tray. I am not aware of any other method using Stardock software. [/quote]Maybe I misunderstood the question here, but isn't the OP asking for a way to increase

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[quote who="JustZac179" reply="8" id="3946233"] Just discovered this program exist, ive come to state my distaste for subscriptions. Any plans for a life time package? [/quote]To my knowledge, there are no subscriptions to Start 11 v2 unless you have aquired it through a subscription to Object Desktop which include a lot of Stardock's most popular apps. If you mean by a life time package, Start 11 v3, will be an upgrade that require you to buy a new licence (usually at

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Sorry, I must have done that and after some investigation I see these options have been removed in Windows 11. It is however possible to use another third party app to do this, but the Stardock forum rules prevents me from suggesting such an option.

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Not with Start 11 as far as I know, but you can do it with taskbar settings in Windows: Click the Windows icon on the taskbar, and select Settings (the Gear icon) to open Settings. Select Personalization. Click Taskbar on the left, and scroll down to find Select which icons appear on the taskbar. Turn on or off the icons as desired for the Notification Area (lower right corn

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