markganzer

Hi Sean. I was able to get Fences to run after changing my desktop from a slideshow to a single background image. We are still pursuing the Websense angle, but I am less convinced of that being an issue now. I know that other users have had a specific issue when dragging an open window to the side of screen so that it snaps to take of half of the monitor. Mark

My IS folks say if you can provide a whitelist sheet they will take a look.

Another reason to be annoyed by Websense. I'll miss my Fences. Odd that what is supposedly a web monitoring tool will interfere with a desktop organizing tool. Is it in the Websense code itself or can an exemption be added to Websense configuration to leave Fences alone?

Websense...

Add me to the list as well. New install of Windows 10 (worked fine in Windows 7). Downloaded the latest version and installed clean. Every time I try to start/run fences I get the error that Explorer was not closed down properly. As a precaution Fences has been temporarily disabled." I get this error an restart as well so it Explorer is not running. Get this fixed people. I am forced to be an ex fences user now.