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Thanks to you too—I couldn't do without ObjectDock and Start11!!
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Unfortunately, this bug doesn't appear right away; I was able to use ObjectDock for a long time without any issues—it just happened overnight. I'm not sure what 'Dock64.exe' is for, but everything works fine without it; I renamed it 'Dock64.exe.disabled'. Thanks anyway, and all the best.
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Hello, Here are my Windows details: Windows 11 Professional Version 25H2 OS Build 26200.8875 I have also attached a screenshot of the Winver window. <p data-start="928
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This Dock64.exe file is very old: according to its properties, it was created and last modified on June 19, 2014. It is therefore more than twelve years old, which could explain a compatibility issue with recent versions of Windows 11. ?
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Hello, Thank you for your reply. I have now identified the exact cause of the issue: Dock64.exe . Whenever I close an application, ObjectDock freezes for several seconds. However, if I open Task Manager and manually terminate Dock64.exe , the problem disappears immediately and ObjectDock becomes fully responsive again. I have tested this several times, and the result is always the same: With Dock64.exe
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Hello, I have recently started experiencing an issue with ObjectDock on Windows 11. Whenever I close a program, such as Blender or any other Windows application, ObjectDock becomes unresponsive for several seconds. During that time, I cannot open the dock at the top of the screen by moving my mouse over it and making it slide down. This is v