erbkaiser

Thank you for the exhaustive reply. I will see if I can get a newer build in Windows Update by going to the beta branch and hopefully get the offramp.

Start11 currently locks off several features dealing with taskbar management if it detects the user is running a Windows Insider build. Unfortunately, this is also applied to anyone stuck on a Release Preview build of Windows 11 22H2 with build numbers 22622.xxx or 22623.xxx, despite these builds being identical to the release builds 22621.xxx. These Insider builds were separate to test tabbed explorer or not, and after 22H2 came out both got bumped up a bit to bring them to parity wi

This is still not fixed in recent releases. Please Stardock, somehow address this. Whenever I change my icon package, I see the desktop.ini files reappear on my desktop and in the personal folders. I have written a small batch file that runs the above command for the C drive, which I now must run every time after using Iconpackager.

I started up Impulse last week for a change, and got a new Windowblinds version (6.10a[b].144, released 20-06-08. Ever since I've been having weird crashes in Windows Explorer that give an error like the below: [code="c++"]Problem signature: Problem Event Name: APPCRASH Application Name: explorer.exe Application Version: 6.0.6001.18000 Application Timestamp: 4791970c Fault Module Name: WBLIND64.dll Fault Module Version: 6.1.1.0 Fault Module Timestamp: 484d5c6d Excep

Thanks much for the new version Stardock. It works fine on my Vista 64 and fixed the exe icon issue!

Stardock support, if 4.0 final takes much longer, please at least re-release 3.20 for us x64 users. 3.99 broke icons on Vista without any way to return to the working setup -- 3.20 worked a lot better.

HG -- you're saying your copy of IconPackager 4 works on Vista x64? On my box the application doesn't even give an error when it is launched, let alone start up normally :(

I'm trying to add the Vista Games Explorer to Rightclick, but unfortunately haven't figured out how to yet. It seems this is not a real folder, but rather is populated from the registry. If I create a shortcut to it by dragging the GameUX out of the start menu, the shortcut has no target. But it does work, so for now I'm using this shortcut as a way to get to the GameUX from Rightclick. Does anyone know how to add the Game Explorer as a working submenu to Rightclick?

Ah, finally found the feature request thread I would like to see the following in Object Desktop for Vista: -For TweakVista: A way to fix/restore system folders to their default looks. On another system I managed to mess up several system folders by deleting the desktop.ini files, and I had to do a reinstall to fix it. I'm especially thinking of the Fonts, Program Files, and user fold