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[quote who="djc5166" reply="13" id="3909218"] Setup: W11 Pro 23H2 1920x1080 (100% scaling) Primary monitor (right) 3840x2160 (100% scaling) Secondary monitor (left) Enable enhanced taskbar + Start 11 autohide mode (disable windows auto-hide taskbar) - NOT using rounded taskbar Causes the entire desktop to be unusable except the top left quadrant of the 3840x2160 screen. All icons get shifted there, cannot select/drag anything outside of this quadrant.

https://forums.stardock.com/523854/get;3909218 Had something similar here but got no response.

Can confirm, same behavior.

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="43" id="3909330"] Quoting TheDukest, reply 8 I'm gonna retry the update procedure tonight. It happens with rounded border yeah. Didn't test it on the not rounded one. Hope the release version is based on pixel and not screen height The issue seems to be

Setup: W11 Pro 23H2 1920x1080 (100% scaling) Primary monitor (right) 3840x2160 (100% scaling) Secondary monitor (left) Enable enhanced taskbar + Start 11 autohide mode (disable windows auto-hide taskbar) - NOT using rounded taskbar Causes the entire desktop to be unusable except the top left quadrant of the 3840x2160 screen. All icons get shifted there, cannot select/drag anything outside of this quadrant. Becomes basically unusable.

[quote who="NoClipMode" reply="52" id="3908664"] 1. When Taskbar auto-hide is enabled it has a large gap where the Taskbar used to be at the bottom of any maximised window: [/quote] Same issue here, probably the biggest issue with using it right now.

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="49" id="3908654"] Quoting djc5166, reply 48 Anyway to implement hiding the last couple of visible pixels when windows auto-hide taskbar is enabled? I think this is a hold over from the standard windows taskbar? I am not sure exactly what you mean here? <b

Anyway to implement hiding the last couple of visible pixels when windows auto-hide taskbar is enabled? I think this is a hold over from the standard windows taskbar?

Seems to be better so far. My machines were choking immediately on bootup on 2.03, haven't seen a freeze up yes on 2.04

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="30" id="3908509"] Are you using a single or multiple monitors? [/quote] 4 machines with single monitors, all have the same freezing.

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="28" id="3908481"] Could you open Taskmanager and see if any of the processes (explorer in particular) have high USER or GDI object usage? You would need to be on the details tab and right click on the column header to enable it showing those two options. And is this definitely new with beta 2? [/quote] Not sure what a lot is, but these numbers are higher than every other process. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/for

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="25" id="3908467"] Are you using lots of right click menus / popup menus provided by Start11? and are you using the rounded taskbar feature or not? [/quote] Not using rounded taskbar, The taskbar/tray freezes even just setting there idle, regardless of clicking on any menus.

[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="22" id="3908459"] Quoting djc5166, reply 21 Had to just turn off Enhanced Taskbar for now, it is just unusable in v2.03 at the moment. What settings do you have enabled for that as we are not experiencing any issues here with it. [/quote] Actua

Had to just turn off Enhanced Taskbar for now, it is just unusable in v2.03 at the moment.

Its not that the time is wrong it's that the clock and the tray eventually stop being painted. I also posted about this in the main v2.03 thread.

[quote who="Narusegawa Naru" reply="10" id="3908368"] I have seen this as well. Typically I have to reboot. I tried reloading explorer and signing out which did not work. [/quote] It's weird, everything is still actually functional but it is not painting the updates on the taskbar. Things like my CoreTemp/Afterburner temperature readings go blank. The start menu itself is still updating though. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/49/31/49318

On 2.03, now system tray/clock eventually stops animating/updating, although you can still click on it. Tray overflow flyout also becomes non-functional. Did not have this behavior on 2.02. Also hovering over taskbar buttons stops highlighting them, and window preview stops displaying. W11 23H2 Modern Style + Enhanced Taskbar

Does this still say 2.0 Beta 2 or did I download the wrong one? I was expecting 2.0 Beta 3?

[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="76" id="3908167"] 546.01 also working on my end. There must be another variable at play update - It looks like there has been stuttering / freezing issues reported with gtx cards. The rtx cards seem mostly ok except a few of the 20's. It is an NVidia thing. [/quote] There is a 546.08 hotfix driver now. Not sure, but it sounds like it might fix some things related to what people are describing here?

Great!, I thought I was going insane here. Thanks for looking into it. Sometimes it also messes up the whole 'notification tray' afterwards, where it will expand out to wherever you had right clicked. But I wasn't able to consistently reproduce that. Only way to fix the tray when that happens was to restart explorer/reboot. Initially it was barely even an issue, until the tray decided to shift too.

Try right clicking after the notification is already up? https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Av9SP17xgx3L-C9KfDDGws7mNeq9dr8k/view?usp=sharing Here is what I am talking about. (Sorry I did not see a way to add a video here like you just did, so it is public on my gdrive)

[quote who="sdRohan" reply="10" id="3907695"] Quoting djc5166, reply 9 No other software. I even try this again whenever I reformat/reinstall windows or setup a new machine. Clean install with just S11. Same behavior all the way back since 21H2. So perhaps this is unique to a G Hub app \

[quote who="sdRohan" reply="8" id="3907684"] Quoting djc5166, reply 7 Not at the very same moment, notifications stick around for 5-10s or so? Right clicking anything on the S11 managed task bar while the notification is out moves the notifications box to where you clicked. And it stays misbehaving even after th

[quote who="sdRohan" reply="5" id="3907678"] So to be clear, to see \ reproduce this: One has to be in the act of right-clicking a taskbar item At that very same moment, the \ any app has to be receiving a system \ toast notification? [/quote]

[quote who="djc5166"] Have seen this bug for awhile, but only recently pinned down how to reproduce it. If you are currently in the right click dialog menu on something on your start bar, then any new windows notifications are shifted to the current right click menu (instead of in the bottom right corner). <img style="display: inline-block; vertical-align: middle; cursor: pointer;" src="https:/