I know it's an experimental feature, but when enabling the LoadTiles registry and pinning Visual Studio 2019 and Visual Studio Installer on the Win10 style menu the tiles for these items are blank.

START 11 does NOT work as designed ...

Specifically, selecting any of the 'Start Menu' choices does not alter the Windows 11 start menu in any way -plus- selecting specific 'settings' does not either. This software requires a complete re-work. NRS.

Quoting Chulamin,

reply 72

Hi,

Windows 10 theme

Groups are still fussy to move around although better. It seems that more options to fine tune were added but the effects of these were not always clear. After much trial and error, I managed to get what I needed but as I said, groups can still be a problem to move around. Thankfully, I don't need to do it often.

The big thing is that the start menu doesn't always come up until clicked a few times. Unlike another user reported, it makes no difference if a program is loaded or not...at least not for me. I have nine groups with a total of about 80 icons made up of medium and small sizes. It can also take quite a few moments for the icons to populate the screen.

I have a Surface Pro 2017 8GB/128GB

Chulamin, is that full-screen mode you're using?
I can't get the top row populated when using full-screen, see my post here:

https://forums.stardock.com/507796/get;3823637

For Luna55:

These are my settings:

It sounds like something is conflicting with the software as you are the only person to report a problem like this.

My initial guess would be an AV app breaking installation.  What antivirus package do you use and any other malware protection apps?

Also what are your hardware specifications?

If you use "Windows 10" menu style and you have "use fullscreen menu" checked and also "show app list in start menu" is checked, the latter is ignored.

Not sure if this is considered a bug, because it correctly mimices the behaviour in Windows 10. But I always hated this behaviour in Windows 10 (it was one of the reasons that the tablet mode was completely unusable).

I would like to have a fullscreen menu, that still immediately would show the app list left of the tiles.

Of course, if the display is too small to support this, than it is of course logical to autmatically hide the list. (For me, I sometimes RDP on my computer from my smartphone. In Portrait mode, that leaves not much space for the start menu. But if I use my computer nomarly, or  RDP from my tablet or so, there would be enough space to show the app list).

Quoting Luna55,

reply 85

Quoting Chulamin,

reply 82

For Luna55:

These are my settings:

Reduced 38%

Original 743 x 323

 

Ah, thanks, that's not full-screen, I have the same as you that way.

What happens if you enable "Use fullscreen menu" on? Ar your groups offset from the top of the screen by one row as well like in my pictures?

Honestly I think I got that nice layout by a fluke. I'm not sure I want to play with the settings again. At one point I did have a large space at the top above the icons. From what I recall changing the icon shortcut size to small is what finally got me to where I am now. Even now sometimes the icons are slow to load and occasionally the app list doesn't show up. It can also take a number of clicks for any of it to show up altogether. I have to remind myself that I'm on the latest Windows 11 dev version and that could be messing with Stardock as well. 

Hi!

I am using the Windows 7-style Start Menu. I noticed a small cosmetic glitch, where, once the Start button is clicked, the user photo (top right side) appears in its final place right from the beginning, and does not slide up together with the entire animation. The animation itself feels not as smooth as it used to be with older versions, too.

Another cosmetic issue that I'm seeing, I am able to reproduce only on one of my multi-screen setups (this cannot be reproduced on my other multi-screen system). With that particular system, the taskbar appears to be rendered incorrectly on one of the screens (the smallest one, size-wise), where it bears some kind of bottom "padding". This, in turn, makes the taskbar look taller. The screenshot below illustrates this behavior (the rightmost taskbar corresponds to the smallest screen):

Lastly, would it be possible to provide an option where the italic font type that's in the "Search programs and files" textbox could be changed to a regular font type?

Thanks!

Quoting corb06,

reply 91

Is there anyway to remove the black line between the transparent start menu and background?

There is an about 1 pixel thick long black line across entire desktop. 

Reduced 43%

Original 1920 x 800

Which OS are you on?

Start11 ver 0.94 - W10 style

W11 PRO Workstation 22000.282

issue: this is new behavior that I haven't seen with previous builds; the very 1st time I open the Start Menu, the applications list is not populated - if I close it and press Start again, it will work

screenshot:

zme-ul,

how do you set the tile color to blue? All my tiles are gray, no matter what background i'm using...

Quoting Neil Banfield,

reply 92

Quoting corb06,

reply 91

Is there anyway to remove the black line between the transparent start menu and background?

There is an about 1 pixel thick long black line across entire desktop. 

Reduced 43%

Original 1920 x 800

Which OS are you on?

Windows 11, latest Beta. 

Utgåva Windows 11 Pro
Version 21H2
Installerad ‎2021-‎10-‎05
OS-version 22000.282
Gränssnitt Gränssnittspaket för Windows-funktioner 1000.22000.282.0