A couple of bugs … :

• The system-provided tray icons (for example, the network and volume icons), as well as the date/time in the tray area, are not clickable. Visible application tray icons work fine, however.
• When the option "Use the Start11 Start Menu" is disabled, and/or the option "Clicking the start button opens" is set to "Windows menu," the Windows menu does not open. (Clicking the start button does nothing.) However, the option "Pressing the Windows key opens" works correctly.

… and a few feature requests:

• When the taskbar buttons are showing text, it would be nice if the full width of the button was underlined, similar to how it was done in Windows 10, rather than just a small mark below the icon. It doesn't need to be exactly like Windows 10 (it could stylistically coordinate with Windows 11 somehow), but the small marks below the icons are not very visible in this mode. It is difficult to tell which window has focus. Also (at least with my currently chosen color scheme), there is nothing that reveals how wide the buttons are. Something like the Windows 10 underline would address both of those.
• I'm using the Small taskbar size. In this mode, I'd like the ability to just have the clock, instead of a stacked clock and date, as in past Windows versions.
• When pressing the Windows key, I would like the start menu to always open on the primary monitor, rather than the monitor where the cursor is currently located.

Thanks!

[Windows 21H2 / 22000.593. Scale=150%. Three 4K screens, primary in center.]

Okay, so  I changed to left monitor as primary and yes now those buttons are all clickable.  Changed back to right monitor as primary and again buttons are not clickable.  Interestingly when left monitor is primary, the Start11 start button highlights when I hover the mouse over it.  But when right monitor is primary the Start11 start button does not highlight when I hover the mouse over it.  Start button is clickable, just doesn't highlight.

Quoting rummystrong,

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winver 21H2 22000.593

Right-clicking on a taskbar icon close the edge of the screen

And you are definitely using 1.19?

I am afraid we would need more information such as version of Windows 11, what you are doing at the time etc.

If you are using a dev/beta release of Windows 11 we would suggest filing a bug with Microsoft.

I have this issue on my second monitor windows 11 latest update

the icon is cropped or sometimes overlapping with a transaprent line turn to yellow color once the windows is activated

Please look into this because I am clearly not the only user having this issue.

I've had to revert to v 1.18 from 1.19.  When the taskbar is positioned at the top with a dual monitor setup, peek/thumbnails do not appear when hovering over active applications in the task bar.  I have not verified this behavior with a single monitor setup.  I have verified it is consistent through uninstall / reinstall of version 1.19.

Ack, then I apologize for the spam.  I didn't see it in the thread, but it's likely I simply missed it.

Could you, or anyone one else that is having the quick settings clipping issue, be able to perform a clean boot and see if the issue is still happening? (preferably on a desktop with a single monitor)

https://forums.stardock.com/505872/start11-support-faq#cleanboot

Thanks!

Paul Scroggins
Associate Technical Support Analyst

Maybe theres no more Explorer-Crash under Win10 (not tested), but the Explorer crashes definitively under Win 11. Shortly after User-Login and loading the Desktop (approx. 5-10 sec later), the Explorer crashes, but only if you do nothing. Quickly starting a program, will prevent the crash.

Windows 11 pro, 21H2, Build 22000.593

Explorer crashes after drag n drop items to taskbar folder.

Windows 11 21H2 22000.556

We would really like a dump file from that if you are willing to use WinDBG to capture it.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/windbg-preview/9pgjgd53tn86?activetab=pivot:overviewtab

Once installed, you would make it the default postmortem debugger:

When a crash happens, it will pop WinDBG and PC could become rather slow will it works through it.

Example of what you would type there:

   .dump /mf c:\users\sdrohan\desktop\Start11_RiverComb_04062022.dmp

The dump command (with the period), the /mf switch, where you want it put, and a name that indicates what app
that its yours, and the date.

When it is done, you can click the red 'Stop Debugging' button:

It will likely be BIG, perhaps hundreds of MBs. If you could zip it and share a link to an upload to a cloud drive service, that would be much appreciated. If you don't want to put the link here, you can PM me:

Thanks.

Sean Drohan
Stardock Support Manager