Sven2157

Sven2157

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Now I realized it happens if I merely click the Start button, and try to type a Capital letter. Backspace, and then retyping it works. It is just that initial first letter. Very odd! [e digicons]:rolleyes:[/e] Thanks for the reply, by the way!

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[quote who="sdRohan" reply="2" id="3701022"] Please see: https://forums.stardock.com/486022/start10-support-faq#cleanboot [/quote] I am not sure how those apply? The Start 10 settings are per user. When I created a new Admin account "Stardock Test" I logged in, and like I thought, I could not replicate the issue. Start 10 is starting with that account. The issue, is an actual bug in

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Not sure where to post this, so I will post in both Steam and Stardock forums. My Computer Specs : Intel 7th Gen. i7-7700K NZXT Kraken 41 Liquid CPU Cooler MSI Z270 M3 Gaming LGA 1151 Cooler Master V1000 80+ Gold PSU EVGA GTX 1060 EVGA GTX 460 (Dedicated Physx) 32GB G.Skill TridentZ RGB PC4-19200

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[quote who="launchee" reply="post" id="3690649"] one with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 (4K)[/quote] [quote who="launchee" reply="post" id="3690649"] the second monitor runs with 1280 x 1024 pixel.[/quote] Please note that you have two monitors that are literally 3 x the difference horizontally: 1280 * 3 = 3840 2.1 x vertically: 1024 * 2.109375</stron

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[quote who="filouk" reply="11" id="3674721"] Open the explorer and go to View > Options => Uncheck "Launch folder windows in a separate process". [/quote] Going off Filouk's suggestion, also make sure: On the " General " tab Under " Browse folders " Make sure that " Open each folder in the same window " is selected.</li

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Well, I didn't wait. I was pretty sure that what Neil brought to light was correct. So I went ahead and deleted the folder. No issues, it just disappeared. Had it been it use, it would have told me. So I have updated the main post, and now it is just that the install, update & uninstall scripts respect the system JUNCTIONS . Thanks again Neil! [e digicons]:beer:[/e] [e digicons]5*[/e] Thanks as well ZubaZ an

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Bingo! Good Call Neil! When the uninstall broke the link , it must have created the new folder when it was in limbo , looking for the actual profile folder. I can confirm this by the " Date modified " column on the " C:\Stardock " directory, as with the " %AppData%\Roaming\Stardock " directory. I guess Start10, perhaps as a last resort, when it can't find the %AppData% folder - wh

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These will either get you started, or setup you up: To customize Windows 10: WindowBlinds 10 + SkinStudio 10 To arrange Shortcuts in folders: Fences 3 However if you want the FULL Windows 10 customization, then you should just get: Object Desktop. To simply arrange folders on the desktop the way you want, right click the desktop, hover over "Sort by" and choose "none". Regards, - Sven2157

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Oh wow! Thanks for the replies and the bug report. How did you make the junction? The command line, tool, and version(SysInternals Junction?) I use this guide here (still valid in 8, 8.1 & 10): Move the Users Directory What OS? Windows 10 64-bit Home <

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Hello guys/girls. Had a pretty serious issue happen with my system tonight, when I went to update WindowBlinds. Upon completion of the uninstall from the previous version, a Restart was required. So I restarted. Everything went swimmingly, until I went to log back in. The User Profile Service failed the sing-in. User profile cannot be loaded. The only option I had, was to press Ok, and it returned me to the sign-in

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