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At this point I don't think there will be any immediate solution. Support mentioned they believe iTunes to be a resource hog. I'm sure its bloated as hell, but on a system running a GTX 980, 16GB of RAM and a 3770K where slow downs and hangs did not happen on Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 when using iTunes I dont think my system hardware is the issue. Clearly something changed under the hood with Windows 10 and Objectdock in addition to Deskscapes for some is showing some side effects. Whether

Update: Got a reply from support with a suggestion to purge ObjectDock from my system and reinstall with a new copy downloaded from the site. That build is actually 2.20.0.862 which is newer than the installer I was using but there is no changelog and the only outward change is a new style for the activation screen. While the slowdowns have lessened, it does occur when closing programs launched from the dock. The most noticable is closing iTunes: Captured directly from my desktop: <a

[quote who="Jafo" reply="34" id="3581369"] If it's showing as 'not compatible' then definitely leave it for the moment....[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Will do. I will also add that Deskscapes 8 seems to play rather badly with Nvidia Gsync all of a sudden with Windows 10. I issued a bug report with Nvidia when I found that use of Windows Game DVR with fullscreen games, with Gsync on caused my system to freeze when quitting games. At the time Desksc

Yeah, ran a few reports and scans as directed by SD support. They all seemingly came up negative for any obvious issues and I am still waiting on a reply from my lastest update. I did note that while have I only use the basic zoomer, no running program indicators or icons of running tasks and apps, the slow down seems to occur when I close a program that was opened via the dock. Hopefully that helps them narrow down the cause and issue a workaround or a patch to fix what is clearly

Did a clean install of Windows 10 today. Upon installing Object Desktop Manager I see that Deskscapes 8 is greyed out as a "Not Compatible" program. Can/should this be overridden or is there an update in the works to fix/verify compatibility. Pretty much this program and Object Dock are the only software I use these days. I'd hope they keep getting support.

No reply yet to my ticket. Ran a tool he asked me to run for system reports and what not. I'll let yas know if there are any updates.

Running a relatively clean install of Windows 10 Pro x64 and ever since I upgraded I've notice that OD seems to have periods of non-responsiveness that I've not seen in past versions of Windows. It is set to zoom on hover and stay on the desktop until i hold my cursor to the top edge. There are times where it doesn't pop up to the foreground and zoom and i cant click anything. The most recent incident also saw my cursor turning into the blue busy ring when i put the cursor over th

Any updates on the....update?

Was the latest update the only one that enabled x64 support? If not, wouldnt it be possible to roll back to the last working OD+ beta? Just wonderin and hopin you get it fixed soon. Im missin bein able ta hide my taskbar. (Unless someone knows of a 64bit bit vista compatible alternative to the OD start menu and systray support)