I think this is the known issue where it always asks to update start 11 even when you are on the latest update. This won't be fixed until the next update.
PhoenixRising1
Actually Don's comment about reading #455 was a good attempt at steering this conversation back on topic. I thought the points Jafo was making in my conversation with him were very good and explained a lot of things.
Right now the main focus has been on start 11. There have been a lot of updates with that program. Current production is on taskbar features which has delayed other updates. But, once that production is finished at some point soon after WindowBlinds 11 production should start and will have a lot of improvements over windowblinds 10 and comparability with Windows 11.
I have seen quite a few programs or sites offer some really cool software and then they just stop developing it altogether. That is what comes to mind when I think of taking the money and running. I haven't seen this from Stardock so it doesn't really apply. There have been a lot of start 11 updates, Fences 4 has been developed so they are still very much an operating company that hasn't stopped working. Unfortunately, every 7 years or so a new OS is launched by Microsoft and at the b
xewafa3865 Those are long refuted typos as the real date is 2022. They also do not address the conversation between Jafo and myself which illustrated in some detail as to how start 11 can create a stable shell in which to create Windowblinds 11 around.
[quote who="xewafa3865" reply="479" id="3838503"] it is over the times for windows skinning are over with continuous updates of windows and changes of the DWM it is hardly possible to keep a skinning software permanently functional for the users. with the next big windows 11 update the taskbar and menu will be changed again. many programs use a user interface that is also not skinnable , too bad windows 11 looks reasonably good with its transparency, acryllic and mi
That is a known issue for the current start 11 build. It will likely be resolved on the next update. edit AzDude beat me to it.
[quote who="disc01" reply="472" id="3838448"] Why is the WindowBlinds11 better? [/quote] It is all part of a new line of software with Windows 11 in mind. Start 11, Fences 4, Deskscapes 2, Groupy 2, and soon Windowblinds 11 all designed to work on Windows 10 but maximized and must have software for the Windows 11 users.
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="466" id="3838208"] Quoting PhoenixRising1, reply 458 Other then Other THAN would be proper grammar.....LOL....Fuckin with ya. [/quote] Valuable English lessons from a Redneck Dude [e digicons]:grin:[/e] Humor is good, I missed the edit. lol
[quote who="JanOscar" reply="4" id="3838490"] Quoting AzDude, reply 2 Start11 issued a new update yesterday Really? No update here. [/quote] It looks like the Beta build version 1.1.1.1 made its way to release version so if you had the Beta already you will not see an update
Just for the sake of looking into it. I too have tried to get the balloon tips turned off. On Windows 11, using past reg edits that do work on Windows 10 don't seem to work on Windows 11. There seems to be a lot of registry changes in regards to how the taskbar works. It is possible a Windows update knocked out this feature is it was working for you at one time? The notification settings will only turnoff pop ups at the very end of the taskbar not the actual balloon tips. So far, unfortunatel
The Alder Lake series of CPU's are actually really good so it can be a surprise to some to see AMD still dominating Intel. However, AMD seems invincible at the moment. Either they have the top preforming chip and win sales or they default back into the "best bang for you buck" chips and win sales. Eitherway, intel is really struggling to regain its old advantage. I remember when AMD's Phenom line came out it was my preferred choice simply because it was more affordable. Perhap
That is also dated for Windows 10. Is there confirmation that also works for Windows 11? I does not for me. JCurie, one thing that may make your life easier is the screenshot shortcut key. If you hold the windows key and press (prt sc) you can take a screen shot. Then you can just bypass using a phone altogether.
Jafo, That does shine a light on the theory that start 11 v1.3 does in fact need to be completed before windowblinds 11 beta can even be started. Sometimes it just takes some tech talk to get there... Hopefully, this conversation puts some at ease now. And the comparison of explorerpatcher to Litestep is on point as well. It is cool to get things to work and as a 'tinkerer' there is definitely some gratification there. But from a business standpoint, there really no reason for
[quote who="Jafo" reply="461" id="3838177"] Windowblinds actually needs a FINISHED Shell that is NOT going to alter maybe until Windows 12 [/quote] The scary thing is that there is no guarantee of that actually happening. Since the DEV channel is going to go into full experimental mode a lot could potentially change still. There is hope, at least in my general thinking, that maybe by using start 11's taskbar features that would become less of an issue. [quote who="Ja
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="456" id="3838149"] Quoting Jafo, reply 455 Win 11 is NOT ready for prime-time...not when things are still so much in limbo. I must be easily fooled. I rather like Win 11, as is even. [/quote] I actually like Windows 11 as well. The user base i
[quote who="don5318" reply="457" id="3838165"] Now, let the BLOVIATING begin. [/quote] It is better to have passion than apathy. Apathy doesn't sell. [e digicons]:grin:[/e] Despite taste preferences varying, you still want people to talk about a product. Other than that I am in agreement with the previous 3 posts.
I think it might all circle back to comment #437 really. Getting taskbar improvements on Windows 11 via Start 11 has taken a long time, I think it is fair to say that there has been challenges figuring it all out. On top of that the 2 week delayed drop of Sun Valley 2 on the Windows 11 DEV channel is also making things difficult. The DEV channel has already broke some of start 11's taskbar features on last months release. Microsoft is creating havoc on these third party software companies wit
Based on the fact that I can get Windowblinds 10 to run on Windows 11 via explorerpatcher or reg editing I do not think an overhaul is necessary. I would imagine that WindowBlinds 11 would want to make all the Windows 10 era skins easy to transfer over since there is already a lot of artwork available. My bet is that start 11 taskbar changes are being made to help with this transition. Other then the taskbar, the other main issue is getting the command bar working rather then having t
[quote who="BassdudeNZ" reply="437" id="3837822"] Considering how long Windowblinds has been around perhaps Microsoft should cut Stardock some slack and send them some code they can include so the application that has been purchased worldwide by many users works as it always was intended. What would I like to see? That. Simply, that MS comes to the party and helps their third-party developers and users, remembering that they serve the clients who buy their products, not the ot
We have some good looking skins this month. I am happy to see a lot of work is still going into these... Bring on Windowblinds 11!!
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="9" id="3837632"] Is this Windows 11 ready? I installed it but it is nowhere to be found. The configuration windows opens fine. But no tiles. I just noticed, this thread is a year old. I feel stupid. [/quote] So glad you posted here before I did 😅 I saw the announcement and got excited for a minutes
I did see the developer post that it is currently under consideration. I think it depends on the demand which is growing a bit. Current development is on improving taskbar features with start 11. After that I do not think they have set anything in stone.
Unfortunately ARM processors are not supported at this time
WinAero is one of those things that will change your registry but wont revert them if you uninstall. I believe the way to revert them back is to actually reinstall WinAero and make sure it is up to date and then reset all tweaks inside the program and then uninstall it