[quote who="basj" reply="70" id="3815007"] Quoting jtraversaro, reply 69 my IT department decided to turn on OneDrive sync with my desktop Yes, that is the issue, Fences need all your desktop icons/shortcut etc physically inside your desktop folder, sync it to OneDrive will make that happened
[quote who="basj" reply="55" id="3814943"] Quoting jtraversaro, reply 50 Quick follow up: I re-purged Fences and installed 3.09 with no luck. The problem persists. This update has just completely screwed up my desktop. Unless you have a solution, I'm going to have to re-populate all of my fences and I'm not happy about tha
[quote who="jtraversaro" reply="48" id="3814927"] For me, after the update, virtually all of my icons were removed from various Fences and placed on the desktop. The actual fences sti on top of them and the icons are hidden. I used the BAT file to remove Fences and reinstalled 3.13 but had no luck. Any suggestions? <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/51/41/5141442/f621ab6c-6d40-42cb-91a7-73676a880888.png" alt="" width="582" height="396"
For me, after the update, virtually all of my icons were removed from various Fences and placed on the desktop. The actual fences sti on top of them and the icons are hidden. I used the BAT file to remove Fences and reinstalled 3.13 but had no luck. Any suggestions?
That did it for me. Thanks for your help!
I've been running Fences for many years now on both Windows 7 and Windows 10 machines and have had no problems. Recently, though, I rebuilt a Windows 7 laptop and installed Windows 10. I did a fresh install of the latest version of Fences and have had nothing but problems ever since. After recreating my desktop, I took a snapshot of the layout and shut down the system. When I restarted, the system restored with the desktop layout from my left screen showing on my right
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