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[quote who="Plutocrat" reply="26" id="3939788"] Bug report - this behaviour was seen in 2.08 and appears unchanged in 2.09 Start the system from cold. When the desktop appears ready, press the Windows key to bring up the start menu. You will notice that the right arrow and any attempt to enter something in the search box is unresponsive until you use the mouse to open an installed app that expects keyboard input. Ther
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="43" id="3940364"] Is it possible something else has taken focus away during startup? [/quote] Of course, but if it was a simple focus problem I would be able to recover the text focus by clicking in the start menu search box. Doesn't help. [quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="43" id="3940364"] Do you know if it continues to happen if you open Start11 for the first time after Windows has been running for a few minutes
[quote who="pelaird" reply="41" id="3940316"] What Start11 menu style are you using? [/quote] Modern style. I am now on vacation for a couple of weeks and have no access to the machine, so that's it for now. But I have described the issue, although minor, clearly and succinctly. What happens immediately after startup if you attempt to type into the search box? The way that Start 10 always worked (for me) was that pressing the Windows key put the text focus in
[quote who="pelaird" reply="36" id="3940275"] I can confirm that the right arrow key does not work when the menu is first opened, but if you press the up arrow key first, as long as the power button is not selected, then you have control with the all the arrow keys. [/quote] Having now had time to look at this, I'm afraid that this does not work here. So it appears to me that there is definitely something amiss with Start 11's relationship with the system keyboard immediatel
[quote who="pelaird" reply="38" id="3940281"]It may be a Windows Explorer limitation…[/quote] It may be, but I certainly don't recall an issue of this nature when running Start 10.
[quote who="pelaird" reply="36" id="3940275"]I can confirm that the right arrow key does not work when the menu is first opened, but if you press the up arrow key first, as long as the power button is not selected, then you have control with the all the arrow keys. [/quote] Thanks for the workaround, but would you agree that this is a bug?
I notice that the problem described in my earlier post persists into 2.1, and indeed has not yet been commented on by any Stardock people.
Bug report - this behaviour was seen in 2.08 and appears unchanged in 2.09 I use Windows 10 Enterprise, 22H2, 19045.4651. I have no idea of the extent, if any, to which this problem shows up on other systems but here is my report. Reproduce the problem by following these steps. Start the system from cold. When the desktop appears ready, press the Windows key to bring up the start menu. You will notice that the r
OK, thanks. I just don't remember seeing this issue before but I'm not going to loose any sleep over it.
G'day all – sorry if this is posted in the wrong place. I have just updated from Start 10 to Start 11 on a Windows 10 machine and, mostly, things don't look any different (which is good). I am using the "Modern Style" core settings. However, take a look at this (yes, I know it's blurred, deliberately) … You will see that the f