Please make sure it's somewhere on the list. Windows ARM devices require Windows 11, unlike x86 devices which can use Windows 10 just as effectively, and that means Windows ARM devices are a key demographic for the Start11 product. However small their number may be at present, it will grow over time, and there is no alternative to Windows 11 for them. Anyone who doesn't like the Windows 11 Start Menu and Taskbar on a Windows ARM device is going to have to buy Start11 to fix it. Best not to le
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Still waiting for someone at Stardock to recompile Start11 for Windows ARM.
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="8" id="3820228"] Activation or no activation I am afraid the software will not work on ARM processors. Whilst Microsoft have added support for 32 and 64 bit applications, it cannot run things which load code into other processes which Start11 would. [/quote]Hopefully you will be able to fix this in the foreseeable future. ARM will represent an increasing percentage of Windows computers as time goes on; the battery life is just too good fo
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="6" id="3820203"]If it did activate, you would have a License.sig here: C:\ProgramData\Stardock\Start11 Sean Drohan Stardock Support Manager [/quote]Nope, nothing there. The folder is completely empty. [e digicons]#:([/e]
[quote who="sdRohan" reply="4" id="3820086"]Does the command line activation work? https://forums.stardock.com/486311/accounts-and-activation-support-faq#activatecommandprompt Sean Drohan Stardock Support Manager [/quote]Uncertain. The command line activation didn't return an error message, but it didn't return any feedback at all. Unfort
I understand Start11 isn't compiled for ARM64, but Microsoft's x86-64 emulation is very good nowadays and I'm able to run just about everything I want to. (the only other programs that don't work are Blizzard games.) I'd be fine running Start11 using emulation, if I could just get past the activation wizard.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Book S, with a Qualcomm 8cx ARM processor. I joined the Windows 11 Insider program a few months ago, and now that it's obvious Microsoft isn't going to fix the Start menu, I bought Start11. Start11 installs fine, and the configuration panel opens correctly, but the activation wizard causes Windows to show a compatibility error. Because of this, I can't activate Start11 and I can't find out whether the rest of the program runs well on my ARM laptop. I'm sure whatever pr
I'm using the Flexx skin by Morphium and it has a feature that puts a button on every window titlebar that makes the window turn translucent so you can see what's behind it. In and of itself, I think this feature is completely useless, as the mixing of window contents on the screen makes the translucent window unusable. But I have an idea and I'd like to know if anybody knows how it could be accomplished: When you click on the Translucent button, the window turns translucent as normal,