ImiStatue

It has corrected itself for now, but this has happened once before and the only software that can effect the taskbar is windows explorer, and start 10 (1.97) Newest version since it says there are no new updates when clicked. I run Windows 10 below: (Edition Windows 10 Pro Version 21H1 Installed on ‎5/‎18/‎2021 OS build 19043.1165 Experience Windows Feature

Hi, I am getting a double icons one row on top of the other unless I stretch the taskbar up to show both layers. See Pics one of on-top other stretched versions. oh wait I cannot put any pictures up here so I can't show that! You'll have to be smart enough to know what I am saying I guess.... Hopefully someone has had this problem before and has the fix for it! The stretching puts one set of icons above the other the top set works the second bottom set does no allow clicking on them. th

no, this is not getting me anywhere can you actually help or not? I need instructions on doing a clean removal of start10 to see if some of the files have become corrupt. Bob

Win version and start10 version are in the picture below. Reboot does nothing. 4k screen resolution @ 150% Been running all this except the win version for some time Windows just did an update to 21h1 after the problem started so that's not the issue. I will be reinstalling but would rather remove completely all the folders and relevant data in the registry if you can send me instructions on which parts to take out to make a clean install. Bob <img src="h

Hi, Just have this show up without any updates to windows 10 or Start10 software, The older buttons from sometime ago just show up underneath my normal buttons of today and they are offset so they show up to the right of the new buttons. See Picture. I am almost afraid to uninstall the software and reinstall it. They might disappear completely! Is there a fix other than just making the taskbar completely black which hides the buttons from before?<

I wonder how well this menu system will handle the new updates from MS? Any official news about this?