[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="13" id="3747851"] But disabling blur also disables start menu animations made by the WB skinner. [/quote] [quote who="DaveRI" reply="19" id="3747863"] but the only way the animations in the Start Menu work is if you turn off WinFX. [/quote] I didn't say it well. If a wb start menu has blur, WinFx is disabled on it and the animations show. If a wb start menu does not have blur, WinFx will animate it and: [q
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[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="13" id="3747851"] But disabling blur also disables start menu animations made by the WB skinner. [/quote] You may have already figured this out, but the only way the animations in the Start Menu work is if you turn off WinFX. I think what really happens is with WinFX running the animations load behind the Start Menu instead of on top of it, so you don't see them. I don't have WinFX installed anymore so I can't double check it. 
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="8" id="3747840"] The next update to WB will offer the option to use the old blur effect Vs the newer one on later versions of Windows 10. This will be a global setting not per skin though. [/quote] Neil, I am genuinely excited to see that. [e digicons]:)[/e] Thank you ever so much!
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="13" id="3747851"] Has anyone thought it may be Start10? [/quote] Yes. Having "Acrylic Blur" selected within Start10 v1.7 causes blur to not work at all on the WB taskbar. You could make it work on the previous Start10 version, but once you applied a WB without taskbar blur it broke. If you deselect "Acrylic Blur" within Start10, on a WB with everything blurred, you will have acrylic blur on the Start Menu and Window Frames,
Win10 Home version 1809 build 17763.437 Intel Integrated HD Graphics 4600 Single monitor 1920x1080 Continuing from Beta2 thread Replys 1, 2, 29, 30, 31 (Black wallpaper, changing wallpapers through Win10 methods crippled) which continued on Beta3 Sean: You may want to look at the interaction between DeskScapes and the 1st setting in This PC/RightClick Properties/System-Advanced system settings/System Properties [Advanced]tab/Performance- SettingsButton/Perf
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="10" id="3747592"] We found what it was and have a fix internally - thanks for the heads up on this, Dave. [/quote] [e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Wouldn't it be great if everything were that easy to find? [e digicons];)[/e]
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="30" id="3747553"] Are you using any other monitor management software (Ultramon, Actual Multiple Monitors, etc)? [/quote] None, it's a single monitor. Pretty sure I've never loaded any either. Those 2 user logons have been used since the beginning of Win10, it's hard to tell how tangled up they are by now. It may make sense to just move over to a couple of new logons. I'd probably wait until after the next semi-annual Win
Thanks for letting me know, I can wait [e digicons];)[/e]
Nope, no change. I deleted the .bin files so they would prompt me for the keys again, then copied them straight from the My Downloads page "Just In Case". The registration screens always tell me the registration is successful. Hmm, it's a pickle.
Thanks. Didn't help though. FWIW these are dynamic dreams, they're programs that don't use videos. I do have the K Light Mega codecs installed though. Since the other dynamic dreams are running ok, seems like it would be related to the activation keys one way or another, but .... ? (I think those are the only dreams I have that use keys). Thanks though.
Forgot the basics- Win10 Home version 1809 build 17763.437 Intel Integrated HD Graphics 4600 Single monitor 1920x1080
After installing Beta3 the issues I described in Reply 1 remain. I've been doing the deactivate/uninstall/purge/install routine on all these updates. But... After installing Beta3, I created a new Standard user and ran Deskscapes on it. That new login does not seem to be suffering from the issue. Not sure what that might mean.
I have 3 purchased Dreams with activation key codes - Desktop Collage, Liquid, and Moving Wallpaper. After installing Beta3, the key codes for each of them were accepted fine but the dreams won't preview or run. I've been doing the deactivate/uninstall/purge/install for each of the updates, and I've gone back and forth a couple of times, so there's been some activity on those keys over the last month. Similar dreams, non-keyed, such as Water, Ovals, Expanding Shapes, Snow, s
It's always nice when somebody does this, thanks Kitty [e digicons]:)[/e] Thanks for turning the screws a little and giving it a swift kick T-Man [e digicons];)[/e]
[e digicons]:thumbsup:[/e] Even if a single person can't change the world, being a tiny part of a solution is better than being a tiny part of a problem. [e digicons];)[/e]
Also, to transfer your settings use the "Snapshot" feature: https://esupport.stardock.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/381/115/how-do-i-use-snapshots-in-fences (I'm not sure that the file path is the same on Win10 as they show for Win7) This one has a couple of pictures that might be helpful: <a href="https://esuppor
[quote who="Lerem" reply="7" id="3746919"] I'm not 100% sure what you were getting at [/quote] Merely pointing you to the one that works for me on Chrome [e digicons]:)[/e]
[quote who="Lerem" reply="4" id="3746869"] I still maintain that the log in / log out button doesn't work [/quote] Try the Login link on the left
It's probably just a matter of the way I tend to use DeskScapes, which could be a little unusual. I often run a dream or two for a little while and then just want to pop back to the wallpaper I had been using without having to fish it back out. No biggie though.
Going a completely different direction, it seems like it would be really handy to have a "Disable DeskScapes" command in the desktop right-click menu along with "Pause DeskScapes" and "Configure DeskScapes" [e digicons]:)[/e]
I should add that after leaving Deskscapes disabled, turning off the machine, and turning it back on, the standard Windows wallpaper selection methods continue to (not) work as I described above. In other words, merely having the beta installed essentially cripples changing the wallpapers through Windows.
Win10 Home version 1809 build 17763.437 Intel Integrated HD Graphics 4600 Single monitor 1920x1080 I'm using an Admin login and a Standard login. What is happening is similar but slightly different between them. "Always" happens. 1. Disable DeskScapes 2. Select a new wallpaper using either standard Windows method of desktop right-click "Personalize" or File Explorer/image right-click "Set as desktop background". A newly selected wallpaper won't display until a
[quote who="S J N" reply="103" id="3746446"] When I disabe DS the desktop still appears with a frozen image of the Dream I was running, [/quote] I'm seeing this on Beta 2 as well (Win10 ver 1809 build 17763.379). Wasn't seeing it on the 1st Beta, at least on my non-admin Standard user which I typically use. Also, after disabling Deskscapes, changing the wallpaper via Explorer right-click or Personalize doesn't change the wallpaper until after logoff/login.
Installed it again and Explorer.exe is behaving itself. The first 2 times I installed I had disabled my antivirus and got a Windows security warning about "unrecognized" or something, which I clicked through. This time I left my antivirus enabled and didn't get the Windows warning. (?)
Ya Ross you have plenty of "new" and "exciting" things to keep you occupied, I'd be looking for "mellow" too. [e digicons];)[/e]