I uninstalled ObjectDock, rebooted, downloaded the latest version, installed the latest version, and rebooted. The problem does not seem as bad as it was, but it persists. I have a screen video of the problem on a QuickLaunch dock, lasting about 1 minute. Would you like me to send you the video? Thanks. Jon
1. I am on Windows 11 Pro, version 25H2, OS Build 26200.8246. 2. ObjectDock version 3.01. 3. The issue occurs on any dock -- the shortcuts do not animate on mouseover, and nothing happens on click. On a tab dock, the tabs show but the shortcuts do not drop down when the mouse hovers over the tabs. If I wait long enough (sometimes it takes 30 seconds or more), the docks become responsive.
Since a recent windows update, ObjectDock has become extremely slow at times to respond to mouseover events. When this occurs, the standard windows "busy" icon appears and the Quicklaunch Dock fails to zoom at all. In addition, the top-of-the-screen tabbed dock does not drop down to reveal the button items.
That worked well! Thanks much.
In start11, I have pinned a folder to the taskbar as a menu. The icon for the folder is the standard windows folder icon. How can I change the icon so that if I pin multiple folders, I can easily tell the difference between them? Thanks. Jon
Sean, Thanks. I will give your suggestion a go. Is there a command line option to restore a named snapshot that I could make a shortcut for so that I won't have to go into "Configure Fences" each time I boot up? Thanks. Jon
As a further update on my setup, I do have "Store my Fences' position on a per-screen-resolution bases" checked. I also now realize that I have left out some information about the monitor usage. Sometimes in between bootups, I will use the SurfacePro stand-alone using its own display, which is Monitor 1 (disabled) on the multi-monitor setup. The Fences, of course, show up fine on the internal monitor, but when I reboot with multiple monitors, the registry entry still says "\
I am running Fences 3.0.8.1 on Windows 10, which has all updates applied. I have a Microsoft Surface Pro with two external monitors. Monitor 1 is the Surface Pro monitor, which is disabled in this configuration. Monitor 3 is set in Windows as my primary monitor, with a resolution of 2560x1440. Monitor 2 is set as an extended display with a resolution of 1920x1080. I situate all Fences on Monitor 3. When I reboot, all Fences go to monitor 2. When I che