StartAllBack

pietcorus2 said:

Yes , but only touching the shutdown button is enough ..........
Dont need the shift-button , at least on my rig !

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Whatever!

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... which brings you to this stuff...

Ok ! ..............will remember , if needed !
Usefull !!

Edwin said:

The arrow button on the Start Menu UI.
I suppose you have to be running the Windows 7 style Start Menu!

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Yep, that's the important thing. Otherwise, there's no arrow.

Handy, thanks for the tip

Edwin said:

I suppose you have to be running the Windows 7 style Start Menu!

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I have mine set to "Default" and I do have the advanced shutdown options when holding shift

I have a "boot-option" in my desktop-contextmenu , when pushing this button you get the advanced start-up ...............

fz789 said:

I have mine set to "Default" and I do have the advanced shutdown options when holding shift
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@Edwin
It seems you need to have the Start Menu enhancement enabled, but any style will do.

I use shift > restart to get the extra options.

Hey Folks,

I am using Windows Beta 22623.1028 and 22623.1037 and on both the Hotkeys for the Actioncenter/Quicksettings and Notifications refuse to work
when Startallback is activated. With disabled Startallback the Hotkeys are functionally again. In Windows Versions <1028 it works. I think Microsoft
maybe changed something. Hope this will be fixed soon.
Greetings

with the latest Version of StartAllBack hotkeys are working again
greets

Latest ; 4.5.6 4572............?

sananda said:

with the latest Version of StartAllBack hotkeys are working again

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Hmmm..., not here..., could be my settings though!

pietcorus2 said:

Latest ; 4.5.6 4572............?

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You mean 3.5.6?

Yes ! You are fast ............just wanted to correct version-number !

How do I turn off this annoyance? Every time I try to read text near the bottom of the screen, I end up with a preview window whatsit thingy popping up in the way of what I'm reading. I don't know what they're called so I can't search for them.

Lamberto Vitali said:

I don't know what they're called so I can't search for them.

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They are called Taskbar Thumbnail Previews. They should only pop up if your mouse cursor is hovering on the thumbnail, keep the cursor away from the thumbnail and you should be okay.

Edwin said:

They are called Taskbar Thumbnail Previews. They should only pop up if your mouse cursor is hovering on the thumbnail, keep the cursor away from the thumbnail and you should be okay.

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There must be a way to turn this off. The mouse cursor has to be somewhere. I don't want it doing things unless I click. If it's not the thumbnail it's some text, usually repeating what's in the taskbar button anyway. I guess they're useful for those with little buttons, but I show the text in mine. All I can find in Windows is registry changes to lengthen the hover time to a large amount, which doesn't work, presumably because startallback is overriding it.

Do you know what these are called so I can look them up too? They happen more often:

Lamberto Vitali said:

Do you know what these are called so I can look them up too? They happen more often:



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Tooltips perhaps?

I found this program which works! As long as you have startallback making it Windows 10 style or earlier, this program allows you to turn off all hover crap. Unbelievable MS keeps adding stuff which millions complain about.