[quote who="PhoenixRising1" reply="11" id="3911551"] Hello Omnimaxus, You actually need to create those yourself for them to work On all the reg edits you see listed. You should create a new "string value" and give it the name listed which in your case is S11_PutUniversalAppsInFolderByDefault After you create it yourself you can then edit its value to 1 to turn it on or 0 to turn it off [/quote] Got it. Missed the part in the first post
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Hi, Sean - thanks for your and Stardock's work on this version. But there's a problem. I don't see the registry entry "S11_PutUniversalAppsInFolderByDefault" anywhere. It's gone. See below cropped screenshot. It helps support my assertion that I don't see it on my end. Can you kindly help? And yes, this is version 2.0.3.0 - I downloaded it today. Thanks. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/45/94/4594609/717d46
The problem is still present in version 2.0.3. Can confirm.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="7" id="3911216"] Quoting Omnimaxus, reply 6 I think other customers would appreciate it. And you'd be right. The arrangement in W7 was excellent...so of course, MS changed it. [e digicons] [/quote] Thank you! Neil - s
Can confirm this happens with me, too. I have found that reordering the icons in alphabetical order fixes the issue. EDIT: But it reappears if I try to refresh the icons again, in which case I have to reorder them in alphabetical order again.
Hi, Neil - thanks for replying. All universal apps in one folder, yes. That's correct. What I'd like to see is the same thing that's done in the Windows 7 menu style. But have it done in the Windows 11 menu style (and other ones, if possible). Thanks. P.S.: Looks like troispuits wants the same, too. I think other customers would appreciate it.
I give up. It doesn't seem like anyone understands what I'm asking. I don't get it ...
FOLLOW-UP: Any updates on this from within the development team? Will it or will it not be implemented? Thanks.
FOLLOW-UP: Will Stardock make this change or not? Has a decision been made? Thanks.
Thanks, basj. Appreciate the quick response.
Another suggestion: The "Universal Applications" folder should be implemented in all menu styles. Not just the Windows 7 or Modern styles. Would love to have it in the Windows 11 menu style, too. Having all these UWP apps visible can clutter up the menu list. Unsightly. Can get disorganized. Yeah. (I made a separate thread suggesting
Suggestion: The "plus" sign that appears next to "All apps" should stay visible at all times. Having it appear and then disappear only to reappear can be distracting (just being honest). Best to have it remain visible so it's there and easily identified by all users. Really would help. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/45/94/4594609/1fb30196-41fa-4cfa-b4b0-b0c40305eaec.jpg" alt="" width="646"
Loving Start 11 v2 so far. Would it be possible to extend the Windows 7 style menu's "Universal Applications" folder to other menu styles? For example, I am using the Windows 11 menu style (with "improvements"), but it'd be nice to be able to put all the UWP apps in one folder instead of having them be strewn all over the menu on the inside. This seems like a logical "next step" to take as far as coming up with new features for Start 11 goes. How about it? <str
Windows 11 (version 22621.2428). Bugs noted so far: 1) Cannot rename pinned apps. This worked in Start 11, but not in Start 11 v2. The edits don't register at all. 2) For the new menu styles, the menu outline is inconsistent (most prominent with the upper right corner). <p style="padding-left: 30p
Basj: Thanks; I appreciate it.
Follow-up: So I guess what I'm talking about can't be done with Start11 ... ? If that's the case, I'm a bit bewildered as to why it wasn't possible to start with. Because it seems like a no-brainer. Will Stardock incorporate this in a future version? Thanks!
Hi, JanOscar - yes, I have. I've tried it before. It doesn't work 100% for whatever reason. I tried again. Look below ...
Basj and everyone else at Stardock: Thanks. One more thing, though, please. See picture below. I grabbed this from an article online. This shows the regular Windows 11 start menu when it is aligned left through normal system options. You can see how the start menu appears like it's floating with space in between the edge of the screen and the taskbar. This is how it normally appears when aligned left. My question is,
Follow-up: I just realized there may have been a misunderstanding. I was not asking about the space inside of the start menu. I am talking about the spacing; the space that's between the edges of the menu and the screen/taskbar . How do I get my start menu in Start11 to look like how it does in the screenshot that was posted by Basj? I hope this helps. Thanks.
Hold on. Wait. How did you get it to be like that in the picture you posted? I changed to the modern grid menu, and nothing. (See below picture from my computer.) The edges of the menu still are touching the left of the screen and the bottom of the taskbar. They aren't spaced out from the screen edge and the taskbar. How do I get it to look like how yours does in the picture? Thanks! &nb
Hi to everyone (especially those who work for Stardock and may be able to help). See picture, please. The first one is how I have my Start11 menu currently configured. I'm happy with this setup. I'm OK with it. But I would like to be able to use the "modern" start menu. What's stopping me is the apparent inability to have that particular menu pop up away from the edges of the screen (when the taskbar is set to left) .
Neil: Go here, please. Link: https://forums.stardock.com/508833/start11-101-release-issue-report-thread I see that the latest stable build of Start 11 was released today. Are all of the issues reported fixed? Thanks!
Neil : To answer your questions: 1) I use GoFreeTech for my keyboard and mouse. But the mouse itself uses a standard Microsoft driver. (Version 10.0.19041.1.) The scrolling does work in other menu styles in Start 11, too. But not on the "All Apps" list in the Windows 11 style menu. 2) I reinstalled Start 11 to try and duplicate the highlighting issue. I found that using h
Jafo: Start 11 is for Windows 10, too. I see you're from Stardock. I'm a bit surprised you're telling me to stay with Start 10. Neil: Thanks for replying. To clarify: Yes, I meant the scroll wheel. Scroll wheels also are clickable, too, so that's why I called it a "button," too, but yes. Scroll wheel. (Thanks for asking.) Scrolling does not work in the Windows 11 style menu when in the
First, kudos to Stardock on a job well done with Start 10. I don't know how I could've dealt with Windows 10's horrible native start menu without Start 10. Thank you. Second, because of how happy I was with Start 10, I immediately bought a license for Start 11 when version 1.0 was available. I didn't think to check reviews or anything. I just went and bought it, because I trusted Stardock. I was taken aback when I saw how many issues there were with Start 1