Hi kayteck, Thank you for posting. We have logged this internally for review Internal Ref: ODNT-8316 Best regards, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
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Hi JuniorCrooks We've logged this and appreciate your feedback. Internal Ref: NETDEV-3379 Thank you and best regards, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi NAND1N10, We appreciate you pointing this out. I've logged this internally for review. Internal Reference: ODNT-8418 Thanks again and best regards, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi DanHayn, We have this issue logged internally, and appreciate your feedback. Internal Ref: ODNT-8144 Thanks again, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi Niqui, We've already logged your issue (Internal Ref: ODNT-8326) with searching back when you first reported it: <a class="fui-Link ___1rxvrpe f2hkw1w f3rmtva f1ewtqcl fyind8e f1k6fduh f1w7gpdv fk6fouc fjoy568 figsok6 f1hu3pq6 f11qmguv f19f4twv f1tyq0we f1g0x7ka fhxju0i f1qch9an f1cnd47f fqv5qza f1vmzxwi f1o700av f13mvf36 f1cmlufx f9n3di6 f1ids18y f1tx3yz7 f
Hi Luapfr, We appreciate you posting about this. I've logged it for review. Internal reference: ODNT-8409 Thanks again, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi scorpio2001de, We appreciate your feedback, and I've logged this request internally. Internal Ref: ODNT-8405 Thanks for posting and best regards, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi tyote, We appreciate you posting your feedback on that. I've logged it internally for review. Internal reference: ODNT-8373 Thanks and best regards, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi Luapfr, Thanks for your feedback on this. I've logged it internally for review. Internal Reference: ODNT-8372 Thanks again, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Thanks Max, that helps. And I'm glad to hear it's working with your fresh install and that you're able to use it. Just wanted to make it clear so we all know where to go if any issue related to that feature comes up. Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi MMirabito, We appreciate your feedback on this, and would like to ask if you can divert your attention to our Fences 5.5 New Layout Engine Thread (linked at the bottom of my reply here). [quote who="MMirabito" reply="27" id="3933945"] I am using 5.53 @pelaird how did you get 5.54? ( Check update is saying I have the latest version) [/quote] To answer that question fir
[quote who="jtkstardock" reply="5" id="3933876"] Not sure what it takes to get into the state that leads to crashes. Will try again when system next reboots. Would attaching a debugger to explorer and getting a stack trace at this fault be helpful? [/quote] Sure, anything could be helpful. And we do have a process in our documentation for collecting WinDBG crash dumps if these things keep happening: <a href="https://support.stardock.com/space/SHC/1347321935/Man
I appreciate the breakdown of your steps. Strangely enough, when I played around with Start 11v2 to repeat them in Windows 11, this still isn't happening for me. Could be quite a few things different about your experience. If you haven't already, the first thing you'll want to do is uninstall/ purge and reinstall Start11v2 from your account to ensure you're working with the
Hi Anonymous2022, We appreciate you pointing this out. I've have logged this internally for review. Internal Reference: ODNT-8365 Thank you much for the feedback, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
[quote who="saadesch" reply="4" id="3933648"] Try turning off Start11 for a while and see if the crashes stop. If they do, you’ve found the cause. [/quote] I'll only disagree with the word "cause" here. In software (or any science based) testing, "correlation without causation" is a thing you might know. In other words, even if there is a correlation between variables, this does not mean you can confidently say you've identified the cause o
Hi Anonymous2022, [quote who="Anonymous2022" reply="2" id="3933710"] If you uninstalle ExplorerPatcher, does the issue go away? No, I have uninstall ExplorerPatcher and Start11 and then reinstall the Start11 only, but nothing changes. [/quote] Wondering if you can tell us if this happe
[quote who="rsadecky" reply="7" id="3933351"] It didn't help. I uninstalled ObjectDock3, checked for any older version installed, rebooted, downloaded it again, installed, activated and it crashed again. [/quote] Thanks for checking that. Now that we know your software is current, the next fix you can try will help to isolate what has changed in the past week or so when you started experiencing the crashing. Please try the following: N
Hi VRBestman, Does this happen when Start11 is disabled? If not, please try the following: Uninstall Start11, reboot, and then reinstall Start11 from your Stardock account page. Then reboot again. Check for and install latest update of Windows 11. After you've done these steps, check to see if the problem persists. Let us know if it remains. Thanks, Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist</p
Hi hylotropy, Thanks for your post. I've logged this internally to look into. Internal Reference: ODNT-8353 Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hi rsadecky, Sorry to hear about the trouble. If you're still experiencing this, I have what maybe somewhat of a shot-in-the-dark suggestion. One thing is I'm curious if you might still have a preexisting older version of ObjectDock installed somewhere. To try fixing: Can you make sure you've completely uninstalled anything associated with "ObjectDock" before re-downloading the latest ObjectDock file from your account page? When you reinstal
Hi GaryStardock, Indeed, it does clarify it. It helps quite a bit to have even the most seemingly mundane aspects of technical difficulties explained with step-by-step instructions. Sincere thanks! This has now been reproduced, and I've logged the issue for us internally. Internal Reference: ODNT-8348 Thank you everyone for posting and providing this feedback. Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist
Hello, Through testing this, here are the steps I've taken as I understand them to attempt to reproduce: Open an app (in my tests I've tried Windows Media Player, and the Start11 app itself) Pin the app to the Taskbar. Create Desktop 2 through the Virtual Desktop button. The app now exists on the Taskbar on both Desktop 1 and Desktop 2, and any more Desktops I create. This works as described without Start11 installed or runn
Hi markheninger, It might be due to having checked under Grouping rules: "Automatically group identical windows together unless they are already in another Group" . It seems that this is causing the Zoom Meeting window to attempt to automatically group itself with the window for selecting which screen to share. If unchecking that setting prevents the issue, you can then try re-adding it, and then going through the Groupy menu on the Groupy bar to exclude 'Zoom.
[quote quoting="post"] Hi McGuinness, no multiple monitors. And...this " hide the taskbar"- setting is annoying! It unchecks by itself if OD setting" hide the taskbar" ist activated. Never had any issues under WIN 10...😵💫 [/quote] This isn't something I've been able to reproduce in Windows 11. Three things you could try: You may try forcing the software to write with <a href="https://support.stardock.com/space/SHC/1344635003/ObjectDock+set
Hi everyone, Thanks for posting. I've logged this internally for review. Internal Reference: ODNT-8344 Adam McGuinness Stardock Customer Support Specialist