[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="5" id="3975242"] you can set the default action for the button to restart instead of shutdown. [/quote] Wow, I knew that was a thing, but didn't want to change/click it, as I thought, it would have replaced the Shut down with Restart and still left Restart inside the slide out, didn't know it switched them around. Thank You. <img src="https://cdn.stardock.us/forums/54/23/5423170/8344d6f9-cd98-4798-9a76-fb21bbc17e74.jpg" alt="
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I like the corner 'button' on the Compact style as it's either 'Shutdown' or wait for the others to slide out, but I prefer the menu system on the base style were I can see the control panel and items like that as 'Control Panel' not an icon.
I am using Modern style (an Updated Windows 7 Style) with the Substyle of Modern style I'm open for any tips and suggestions you may offer.
Is there anyways to make the gap between the shutdown button on the start menu and the arrow to open up the sub menu to choose restart a little bigger/wider, the amount of times while I'm remoted into my desktop, probably due to a lag on movement, I go to choose the the little > so I can but I inadvertently click the 'shutdown' having to get up to the other room isn't an issue, but if I was away from the home that would annoy me. Or a way to make switch the shutdown and restart aro
I may be overlooking an option/feature or it may not be available, before a recent 24H2 Windows 11 Update, I could have Explorer Patcher and Start 11 V2 (Beta version or not) working in harmony and I have a double row of taskbar items, and a double bar of system tray icons, but for some reason now (thinking it's a windows update thing) I can't. Does Start11V2 have an option somewhere to put my icons on two rows like I currently can with my current Windows 10 machine (which will b
I've installed it, and while I appreciate it's beta, it did work, then it didn't, then it did again. :) Let me explain, first, there was my normal, Command Prompt and Windows Menu, and there was a separator line between my recently used and the two pinned, so I added 'Task Scheduler' by typing it in the search box, then right clicking and choose 'pin' it pinned it, but it pinned it as it's name that would be in the System32 folder, taskschd.msc, so I unpinned it. Then the separator di
DOH, typed WinVer on this machine, Windows 10 first, only got one Windows 11, all the rest are Start10, anyways, here is some screen grabs of the versions for you.
I'm unsure if it's a setting, config or what, but I can't get stuff (with the exception of the 'command prompt' and 'windows menu' which was already there) to pin, I right click on something and choose the option 'Pin to start menu (Start11)' and then nothing happens. Don't have this issue with Start10 I have on other machines, and I guessing I've matched the options as best I could (although the layout is very different) Can anybody guide me as to why things are not pinning and what
I currently have that settings enabled (I thought it would work) it doesn't work for me. I don't know if it's because currently I have two different monitors of two different max resolutions (this will be changed shortly, as I've just ordered one to match my biggest monitor) or the setting is broke for me? It could also be that I'm on SDF V2 on this machine. (I have SDF V3 on my laptop, maybe I should switch them around?) <img style="float: left;" sr
Hey All, I did a quick search in these forums and on google, didn't turn anything up, I was curious if it's possible to execute a command that can take a specific icon layout and put it to that? The reason I ask, lets say I play a game that changes the resolution, all the icons get squished around, now I can manually go into fences and choose a 'Restore Snapshot' and I'm good, but if it would be done with command line (or even a batch script I had on my des