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Similar issue. Constantly getting false update notifications. I have to open each app (or check their change logs) and see what the app says to be sure the notification isn't false. Otherwise, I end up 'endlessly' installing the same false update thinking that something is wrong with the installation. I had recenlty updated OD from a link a dev posted in another thread and it seemed the problem had stopped until this morning. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/43/4/4304450/189bc
I posted somewhere else and it seems to have vanished or I'm just getting that old. Is it possible to change the way Fences works with Start11? Specifically , that when I add a Fence to the Start11 panel, it is no longer on my desktop? It seems kind of redundant, otherwise. I'm sure that they are both optimized for Windows 11 and don't use a lot of resources but wouldn't making that change could also lighten the load?
Right click on the hamburger stack to the right of the Fence title and click delete.
Thank you. All is right again.
[quote who="FlyingHorseGA" reply="2" id="3785498"] When I install the version in the "Direct link: Object Desktop Manager " that you give I get version 4.01 and not 4.02. Is this intended? [/quote] I'm having same issue. And it keeps telling me I have updates available for Start11 and Fences. But when I check the apps individually, they both say they are u
iihad to uninstall that windows update. it removed my notification tray and clock. when i looked into it, it seems its a very buggy update causing all kinds of issues. since the Windows Update was ' optional ', i just uninstalled it. A large part of the update was for touch screen and tablet with a new streamlined design for the taskbar, which explained my particular issue. There are reports of a download error 0
[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="1" id="3851431"] As you may know ObjectDock is not compatible with Windows 10 or 11 and one reason for that is it incorrectly shows hidden universal apps as running. [/quote] I wish you guys would update it. Microsoft made a mistake removing tiles from the start menu. I have a lot of games and graphic apps and those tiles made it so easy to sort and display so I could find everything without having to go through the start menu list.