I was afraid that, as so often happens, I was the only one with this problem, because I couldn't find anything about it online. Thank you so much for the quick reply. I'll tackle it first thing tomorrow. Hopefully, it helps.
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Early Access is already activated for me, otherwise I wouldn't be able to see Frances 6 Inside. But the fact that there's a dropdown menu with all the products hidden under Object Desktop -> Product Downloads isn't exactly intuitive or obvious at a glance. I certainly didn't think to hover the mouse over it and click. You have to figure it out first. But now I
Initial situation: Windows 11 Pro 24H2 + Fences 5, subsequently tested with Fences 6 Inside For some time now, I've noticed that all the fences and icons on the left side of the monitor, up to the Windows Start button, are inactive. They can't be selected, moved, or access the Fences context menu. They're completely inaccessible. Can anyone confirm this, or is it just a one-off occurrence for me? If I restart Windows, the bug isn't present immediately after the restart and the
Here's my situation: I'm using an Object Desktop subscription (AiO). This subscription is supposed to include all Stardock software solutions, and as a subscription, it should always be up-to-date, since you pay a fixed amount regularly, not just a one-time fee. The OD-App lists all the apps and notifies you when updates are available. Fences 6 has been released for about six months, and I still haven't received a notification to update from Fences 5 to the current Fen
I have a subscription to the suite. Fences 5.8x was running smoothly until recently. I've been having problems for a few weeks now: my own fences under W11 Pro can no longer be actively operated on the desktop, no content can be selected/executed, and the windows cannot be repositioned or configured. This affects (only!) all windows that are located on the left side of the desktop (docked at the bottom of the taskbar) up to the Windows Start button, because MS Windows 11 has recently position