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Check the setting below. If it is on, it might be causing your issue.

Log in to your Stardock account and go to Downloads on your Dashboard. Once there, click on View Product Keys if not already showing. Now click on the 3 dots to Manage Activations and then deactivate your old computer. You should now be able to install Multiplicity and activate it on your new computer.

You are currently running Start11 version 1, and yes Start11 version 2 is a paid upgrade. There is a small discount if you own version1. Just click the upgrade button and enter your email address that is attached to your account.

I also searched the phrase in your post and found multiple sites with that headline. I believe CNN was the original post with that headline. As you said all on July 13. I am assuming you ran a security scan of your computer and found no malware. I am also assuming you downloaded the Start11 installer from your account on the Stardock website. The appearance or the look of this popup is also not like anything I have ever seen before. I can't imagine that Start11

Did you by any chance install a Start Button from an outside source, like DeviantArt etc.? Did you download and use an image from an outside source to use as the Start Menu or Taskbar background? Are these popups clickable? If so, have you ever clicked one to see where it takes you? Do you have Microsoft News installed? This seems more like something a browser would do. It's very strange you only see this when Start11 is installed. I also have been usin

[quote who="Azymack" reply="3" id="3914635"] I need to first open file's location and then right click it on windows explorer THEN click file properties. [/quote] +1 Yes, I agree. Adding this feature would be beneficial.

Are you asking for the "Properties" of the shortcut or for the actual file/app?

Evidently these Groups are no longer used in my Start11v2 menu. If all but the (Default) strings were deleted from these Groups in the Registry, would it cause unforeseen issues? EDIT: Answered this question myself by backing up all questionable Groups in the Registry and then deleting all the Strings in the Groups which contained TileIconify references. They were indeed from earlier Group settings in Windows 10 which were carried over when I upgraded to Windows 11. M

Before I started using Start11, I used TileIconify to make changes to Icons for shortcuts on the Windows 10 Start Menu. I was running Windows 10 at the time. I stopped using TileIconify and uninstalled it and deleted all references to it in the Registry. I have noticed, both in the Backup file of Start11v2 and in the Registry, that there are still references to TileIconify in the ProgramData folder. (See image of Registry below.) My question is why are there re

[quote who="fieldbuzz" reply="10" id="3914480"] Spot on !! I had actually changed the size to 3 since it looked so small in my 3440x1440p monitor. tried the same in my freshly installed system, but then everything was normal. Just couldn't figure out why [e digicons]:grin:[/e] Thank you for the solution. [/quote] Glad to help. I actually discovered this issue with Windows 10. My cursors were flashin

The links to your videos are missing from your post. oooops! Didn't see the color differentiation on the word "Here" for the link in your post.

This is not an UPDATE, it is an UPGRADE! Directly from the Stardock EULA, to which you agreed when you installed the software for Start11v1. From Section 4. b. "... all future generations of the Software and all whole number versions of the Software (i.e., version 5.0, version 6.0, etc.)developed and published from time to time in the future (a.) are not deemed to be Updates, and (b.) are not considered licensed Software to you, and, th

Here is a list of the new features in Start11 version 2: Three new Start menu styles Windows App style, Windows pro style, and Windows Launcher style Filtered folders Select item accent color Mica effect on start menu background Customizable fonts for Items, Headers, and Menu Rounded corners on the taskbar Adjust taskbar vertical offset/horizontal offset Choose taskbar settings for normal windows vs. Max

One more time!!!!!

[quote who="basj" reply="3" id="3914391"] Strangely this is what I see from the OP main post. Why do one need to use strange font and format? Thank you, Basj, Stardock Community Assistant [/quote] FYI, this abbreviated post is what I see using Safari on my iPhone. It would be interesting t

I don't have Firefox installed, so I can't test it. I did test Chrome, and Edge. They both show the entire text. My main driver is Vivaldi.

Evidently the carriage returns are not being respected by your browser. What browser are you using? The question was "Are you thinking adding a function to put the bar on the left of the screen?"

[quote who="MinaLoi" reply="6" id="3914327"] Yes, and all that does is revert the cursor back to the default Win10 cursor. In the post just above mine, you tell OP to change the Win cursor size setting to "1" and use the program's setting to change the size of its custom cursor: it took me several attempts to realize everything on the settings page is appearantly behind a paywall. which is fair, I understand this is business, and I do really appreciate free albeit limited vers

I don't think Microsoft will ever add this capability. Their implementation of Copilot and other new features will prevent the left/right options from functioning properly. Third party apps which provide this capability will most likely cease to function in the near future, as they rely on old code which still remains in Windows 11. Microsoft is planning to remove this old code in the near future of Windows. I believe Stardocks hands are tied on this one since their software does not

[quote who="MinaLoi" reply="4" id="3914303"] I'm having the same problem, wasn't able to change size inside the program's settings as you'll see below screenshots of my display and mouse settings... [/quote] Looks like your are on Windows 10. The Mouse Pointer size is located in Settings>Ease of Access>Mouse Pointer. (See Below) </p

Do you by any chance have the "Windows Settings>Accessibility>Mouse pointer>Size" set to anything other than 1? If so, set it to 1 and see if that makes any difference. Use CursorFX to adjust the size.

As an example, here's what I'm using right now.

A few days ago Barney556180 asked about taskbar separators and so I created a set of icons to use. These are posted on WinCustomize at https://www.wincustomize.com/explore/icons/4768/ <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/69/28/6928565/fb0d698b-51d1-4

Here we go again!!!

[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="105" id="3913963"] Quoting basj, reply 104 Hello, Sorry to hear you are having issues. But, I can not reproduce. Anything else I need to do to make the issue appear on my system? I can repo it. It took my a couple of tries of switching taskbar position.<