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That fixed it! Thank you! What an odd bug.

Unfortunately, dropping back to 3.9.19 did not help.

I am also running StartAllBack 3.9.20 on 25H2 and I get this:

Unfortunately, no dice. Which makes sense, as restarting Explorer would do the same thing anyway. It appears ExplorerPatcher also no longer supports taskbar toolbars.

I am running standard 25H2 26200.7462. I have just installed ExplorerPatcher and disabled taskbar settings from within StartAllBack. ExplorerPatcher is telling it is using the 'Windows 10 (ExplorerPatcher)' style but it is not. When I right-click on the taskbar, I still only get Task...

Do you know which registry key this is? I have searched online and cannot find it.

Is there a mod that can restore taskbar Toolbars? I was happy with StartAllBack but a month or two ago, the option for taskbar Toolbars disappeared.

Battlefield 6 requires Secure Boot to run but I have turned it off on my ASRock B650M Pro RS. I cannot remember why I did this exactly, as it was a long time ago. Will anything happen to my existing Windows installation if I turn on Secure Boot?

When I go to Start > Run or hit WIN+R, the Run dialog no longer appears. It may be related to yesterday's KB5058499 update but I cannot be sure. Any ideas? EDIT: Solved by updating StartAllBack from v3.9.7 to v3.9.9.

Many of the computers I have experienced this with have not had shared folders created by the user. Perhaps the OS has shared some folders by default?

I have not noticed any issues. It just seems like an odd message.

I myself have two Windows 11 machines, one with one user and one with four users, and the message appears on both. But it happens on almost all Windows 11 machines I have personally seen.

When I first turn on any of my Windows 11 PCs, they show the lock screen. However, if I click on the Power icon then click 'Shut down', I get a dialogue stating: Why does this appear, even though no one is logged in?

I have two PCs in this room, one called ELLIOT-PC and one called ELLIOT-SERVER. ELLIOT-SERVER has a Local Account profile called Elliot, that I use to share folders. ELLIOT-PC has a Microsoft Account profile (Hotmail). When I try to navigate to \\elliot-server in Windows Explorer on...