[quote who="mikemintonsy" reply="12" id="3957762"] My profile pic does show in other apps that use it, and on the default start menu - which is what is throwing me - what group policies do you think may be the root cause? Does anyone have any experience as this could be a minfield? [/quote] If your picture is showing in the Default Windows start menu, it's probably not related to a Group policy setting. I would suggest that you follow Basj's instructions in Reply #13.
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[quote who="StickyFrog" reply="36" id="3957709"] Quoting SShishi, reply 34 I verified the SHA256 checksum of the v2.11 installer from UtoD but would like to see if someone who has downloaded it from StarDock (or StarDock's team) can verify if it's the same in case I do end up needing to go that route? [/quote] Here's
Static backgrounds are located in: C:\Users\"your user name"\AppData\Local\Stardock\DownloadedDreams Animated backgrounds are located in: C:\Users\"your user name"\Documents\Stardock\Dreams This location "C:\Users\Public\Documents\Stardock\Dreams" only contains the Dreams that come with Deskscapes, not any you have downloaded.
Your IT department may have a Group policy preventing this. Does it show in the Windows 11 default start menu, or other apps that use the Microsoft avatar?
That’s the avatar that should show in the start menu. How about if you try some of the other menu styles, do you see it then?
[quote who="mikemintonsy" reply="6" id="3957593"] OK - my device is a works computer and the user account is on 365. [/quote] Okay, when you say a 365 Account, are you talking about a Windows 365 Cloud PC? What do you see on this page?
Did you check to see how the Start11 Control settings are set for this user?
Try restarting Explorer and see if it changes. I have found it's best to change the folder icon before pinning it to the taskbar.
[quote who="DarioMartin" reply="12" id="3957482"] Evening all. Have just installed StarDock Start 11 v2.5 and tried the experimental vertical taskbar, aligned left. no luck. After Explorer restart, taskbar reappears at default position at bottom of screen. Enhanced taskbar is ON. Align Top works, but align left or align right leaves the taskbar in default position at bottom of screen Windows 11 23H2 (Build 22631.4602) Are ther
[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="10" id="3957479"] Quoting pelaird, reply 9 If I set the Icon size, Button width, and Button height all back to the defaults, the Taskbar size settings works for me on 22635.4660. You are correct. That does work for me. They all have to be set to "default" for it to work [/quote
After changing your avatar, you might need to clear the cache on your browser to see the change.
[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="8" id="3957473"] "Taskbar size" in "advanced taskbar tweaks" simply no longer works at all [/quote] If I set the Icon size, Button width, and Button height all back to the defaults, the Taskbar size settings works for me on 22635.4660.
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There is a placeholder where the All Apps text was removed from the Windows 10 style menu, that highlights and when clicked opens the "rolodex" listing. Windows 11 Pro - 22635.4660; Start11v2 - 2.5.0.0
The custom start button flicker has been resolved, but if you don't have an app open or pinned to the taskbar, the default Windows 11 start button is used. If you hide the start button on Primary monitor, if you don't have an app open or pinned to the taskbar, the default Windows start button is displayed, but does not work. If an app is open or pinned to the taskbar, the start button is hidden. There seems to be an issue related to whether an app is open or pinned to the task
Taskbar Thumbnail Issue Enhanced taskbar ON Taskbar on the BOTTOM Taskbar configuration CENTER ALIGNED Hide the start button on primary display ON Taskbar thumbnails don't appear on hover over the app in the first position on the taskbar (Once two windows are open, clicking on the app displays the thumbnails) On all other app positions, thumbnails display properly. In this same configuration, if the Taskbar config is set to Left a
Taskbar Thumbnail Issue Enhanced taskbar ON Taskbar on the BOTTOM Taskbar configuration CENTER ALIGNED Hide the start button on primary display ON Taskbar thumbnails don't appear on hover over the app in the first position on the taskbar (Once two windows are open, clicking on the app displays the thumbnails) On all other app positions, thumbnails display properly. In this same configuration, if the Taskbar config is set to Left a
The custom start button flicker has been resolved, but if you don't have an app open or pinned to the taskbar, the default Windows 11 start button is used. If you hide the start button on Primary monitor, if you don't have an app open or pinned to the taskbar, the default Windows start button is displayed, but does not work. If an app is open or pinned to the taskbar, the start button is hidden. There seems to be an issue related to whether an app is open or pinned to the task
[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="72" id="3957374"] Quoting sdrohan, reply 1 *In my opinion; this update is s superior version of taskbar size. Maybe even it could replace taskbar size altogether to streamline a little? *Also, could "custom" start buttons resize with icon size at all or is that a limitation? [/quote]</p
Did you try restarting explorer after changing the icon?
Open the folder you want to search and use the explorer search box. This should let you search for properties and file contents. This assumes you have the advanced Indexing Options set correctly.
Still seeing these issues in Start11v2 - 2.4.9.4 Start Button not Displaying as Expected Here are my findings after testing again on 2.4.9.4: Scenario 1 Taskbar: Align Left Vertically center the taskbar buttons ON Hide the start button on the primary display OFF No apps pinned to the taskbar No apps open Results: Start button hidden, but clicking where it should be opens the start men
[quote who="pelaird" reply="11" id="3957201"] I remember seeing this issue reported before, but for the life of me, I can't remember what the solution was. Maybe a detailed search can find the thread. [/quote] I found the thread, but I don't think it will help. It involved the user bricking his computer when attempting a clean boot. He ended up wiping his drive, reinstalling the OS and then Deskscapes which worked correctly. It also involved an upgrade from 23H2 to 2
I remember seeing this issue reported before, but for the life of me, I can't remember what the solution was. Maybe a detailed search can find the thread.
Can you imagine how long it would take to search your entire drive for content in files, even if it’s only in a few file types. It makes more sense to use the Explorer search so you can limit the search.