Neil Banfield

Neil Banfield

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Where an application has a low res icon as the biggest size available, the OS places this inside a box. How this is handled depends on the scaling factor in use as well as the destination size. We have made changes to the next Start11 update to handle some cases where this happens, but it is not something we are always aware of and small icons look terrible blown up (which is why Microsoft does that) On my setup I notice that the original doom and quake for example have ve

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[quote who="nigeldhill" reply="5" id="3974854"] Exactly the same problem. Wasl looking everywhere to work out why my custom icons would nigh on immediately revert to original. Cleaned out icon cache and did everything I googled. Nothing worked. Then I turned off Start 11 taskbar enhancement. Lo and behold, my custom icons re-appeared. If start 11 taskbar enhancements don't permit custom icons, not much of an enhancement. Quite the opposite. [/quote]<

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You should have found the settings bar showed if your mouse to the top of the screen and paused it for a short time. It is odd as full screen is not the default for KVM either. Regarding HDR, we do not support HDR but I would have expected it to have been removed during capture. Is it possible you have an auto HDR mode enabled on the primary which is incorrectly interpreting the data as HDR?

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[quote who="biuro10" reply="9" id="3974735"] Thank you very much for looking into the issue I reported – I’ll be waiting impatiently for the update. Also thank you for describing the temporary registry workaround with HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Stardock\Multiplicity2\Machines However, this might actually

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We should have this resolved in future updates and this is undergoing testing. In the short term you can alter the registry key where the MAC address is saved and it should be ok unless you configure the machine and save changes. All the machines are stored here in the Windows Registry : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Stardock\Multiplicity2\Machines Each machine has a value called "MACAddress" which can be set to the correct value manually.

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[quote who="foyer" reply="2" id="3974700"] Thank you. I should also mention that unlike other tools I've used, Stardock Start11 doesn't seem to keep Eartrumpet (a free 3rd party tool available on the Microsoft store) tray icon click popup attached to the start bar. If I move the bar to the top, I would expect Eartrumpet to slide out the volume controls under the start bar, not at the bottom of the screen. I'm not sure why start11 would be different than other tools in this res

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