Perhaps you can help me to understand why, despite following all the recommended steps to uninstall Fences, I still have a Stardock directory, with a Notifications sub-directory containing a bunch of .dlls and other files. How do i remove this permanently. Also, the fact remains I paid for Fences, it caused a problem, and now I've had to uninstall it. Stardock should refund me.
Thanks for your reply. This morning my Windows 11 desktop froze again. Despite disabling windows update last week, somehow something is causing my desktop to freeze. I've run the windows uninstall latest updates and the desktop now works, but Fences now reappears in the applist. However, I have several restore points in recent weeks manually created following the apparent removal of Fences (see screen clip). Notably, the last restore point on 21/5/2026 shows an MSI error. To rec
I installed Fences several weeks ago and after the intial pleasure of an excellent desktop (so good I paid for it), I've now encountered a persistent conflict with Windows 11. Fences informed me of an update, so I installed it, and my Windows desktop then started freezing on bootup. I could not do anything but a hard reboot into safe mode, uninstall Fences, run the purge tool, follow several other suggestions from online forums, and eventually achieve a stable desktop with Fences apparently u