Quoting swarnold,

reply 48

 the little white square in the Taskbar context menu (1680 x 1050 monitor)

Start 11 (in Win 10 Style) ver 1.0 on Windows 11 Home

Version 21H2

Installed on ‎10/‎13/‎2021

OS build 22000.348

Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22000.348.0

 

This is a bug in Windows 11 for dark menus in explorer in some circumstances.

On Win10 style, when right-clicking a pinned PWA (Edge) or Store app and clicking Uninstall, the tile does not go away. Clicking on it causes an error message saying the application cannot be found.

Quoting swarnold,

reply 54

another little white dot in a menu.... assume we can blame Win 11 for this - but maybe Start 11 could "fix" it?

Every single dark menu shown will be showing that I am afraid, at least from within explorer.

We may move those menus over to our own style which we use for right clicks on groups etc which would side step the issue.

No change to what exactly?

I replied to this post #24, but obviously that didn´t work.

I haven't tried the beta yet. There is a bug I've just come across in 1.0 on Windows 10. I don't see it on the fix list. Perhaps someone can try and reproduce it with the beta.

Set the menu to Modern Style, without icon.

Close the Start11 settings. Then go back to the settings. The above field 'Start menu theme' will be reset to just Modern theme, instead of Modern theme without icon. The Start menu actually changes as well adding the user icon, it's not just the setting field.

Expected behavior, it should stay on the without icon option if that was previously set.

I haven't had the time.

Try this link https://forums.stardock.com/484254/getting-your-products-and-keys

I got the 1.01 beta in hopes there would be an option to display the taskbar clock on multiple monitors.  I don't see it, unfortunately.  Any plans for that?

Also, FWIW, I noticed immediately the Large taskbar icons are blurry, like smaller images are being used, and scaled up:

It seems strange to say Microsoft and making changes to the taskbar or start menu in the same sentence. I always thought people were supposed to contact startdock if they wanted changes to those two things   . They also are bringing the ability to get rid of half the recommendation's in their start menu. I don't see this stopping start 11's momentum, as it comes across too little too late, but at least it shows that everyone was serious when they were listing complaints about the start menu and task bar of windows 11. I am curious how high of a percentage that Windows 11 users are using start 11 or other third party start menu's. It must be pretty high if Microsoft is actually changing those two things a little.

After uninstalling the latest beta release of start11 through revo uninstaller I had issues with the windows 11 start menu not working properly. It would not open properly or allow me to select any icons before auto closing. This was in conjunction with several added start menu icons that I did not add. I followed through most of the steps on this link.

How to Fix 'Windows 11 Start Menu Not Working' Issue? (nerdschalk.com)

I discovered the root of the issue was all the added links in the win 11 start menu were somehow corrupting it. The solution was to boot into safe mode and once there was able to properly open the start menu and delete all the unwanted links. Afterwards the windows 11 start menu worked properly. Then I reinstalled start11 with no adverse effects for both it and the windows 11 start menu. I still have the same start11 bug that cuts the window in half when you click on the power icon when the taskbar is aligned at the top of the screen. Until that issue is resolved I'll keep my taskbar at the bottom of the screen. 

Automatically hide taskbar is still broken.  Try running a game, or using wallpaper engine in the background to reproduce.

You're absolutely right.  I uninstalled Start11 and tried again, and Windows 11 still freaks out.  Thanks for listening.