Oops! I tried the older version option & got a 'disc hardware configuration' error message.

Haha! It's called learning the new OS and adapting. In a sense, people who want the OS to stay exactly the same I'd say aren't that intelligent. We're in 2015 and the OS still has basically the same format it had from many years ago because people like you can't adapt. Even though Microsoft wants to pull us in another direction (the future), they can't because people always want the same thing and if something gets placed in a new spot, they lack the capability to remember where that was once they've moved away from it. If people spent less time playing with their mobile phones and in the real world not disrupting their attention span, maybe we wouldn't have so many baby ass whiny self entitled brats.

The 'thing' about Windowblinds from its inception [that a lot of people overlook] is that it is not 'just' for aesthetic improvement [or variation] to the Windows GUI.  It also provides improved functionality, not just with the commonly known 'roll-up' but perhaps more usefully...Z-order assignment to open windows.  Once, the addition of Media Player controls and program menu lists, etc. meant essentially the whole OS could almost be managed via one open window....no need for a task bar or systray at all - if you didn't want it.

Being 'radical' with button placement often suited alternate shell use [minus Explorer.exe] better.

But the principal was....give the user the option to be different - by choice.... and NOT to have differences FORCED upon every user, no matter what their preferences might be.

Example.  Windows 8 was a total flop. Why?  Simply because someone thought the way they must force people to go is to treat a workstation like a single-running-app touch screen smart phone.

They GOT IT WRONG.  Stardock's response was to restore SENSIBLE options to the public Win8 user.... a case of 'power to the people'.

This was/is all good for Stardock, but it SHOULD NOT have needed to happen.

Microsoft should have known better...and the proof of their error was the subsequent 8.1 and panic-run to Win10.

Anyone installing Win10 can definitely look forward to the USER-OPTIONS restored to them by Start10.

It's not about being adaptable...it's not about being forward thinking/innovative/trendy...it's about CHOICE....

What is wrong with Decor8?

It works just fine on Windows 8 and 8.1.  If you have been having issues let me assure you that is not normal.

This post is about WindowBlinds 8 and Windows 10 compatibility. 

If you have an issue with another application, then start a thread in the appropriate forum.

 

This is known. 

I've tried WindowBlinds 8 with Windows 10 and the biggest issue that someone needs to solve before we can have windowblinds 10 is to resize the buttons created when something is pinned to the task bar. At the moment a set of icons that, unskinned, only takes up a third of the bar suddenly widens into something so big it triggers the scroll bar buttons as soon as anything other than Default skin is applied

Save you some time. If history is any indication it was 8-10 months after the release of Windows 8 when we got a beta of Windowsblinds 8.

Moving a bunch of stuff out of Control Panel into Settings is just arbitary!  Metroizing IE into Edge and leaving out lots of the features -- is stupid!  Creating a half-legacy/half-metro Start Menu that's the worst of both worlds -- another change that is stupid!  Not likeing stupid changes is a sign of intelligence, not the other way around.

This just plain doesn't make sense.  What is an OS "format"?  If you mean the desktop, you're completely off-base here.  W95 was very different from Windows 3.1, and the same was true about XP, then ME, then Vista, then Win7, then Win8.  The only deskop that is much the same between OS versions is Win10 compared to Win8.

NOW -- you're being just plain insulting!  You have now way of knowing what anyone is like who posts here.

A clear nonsequitor -- why does not remembering where some was before affect anyone's ability to know where it is now? Another comment of yours that does not make sense.

NEW is not necessarily BETTER -- new is just DIFFERENT.

What does your taskbar look like?

You should find icons are way wider than normal and the clock is probably missing and the entire bar is unskinned.

With the release of the new insider preview build 10525 yesterday which is a build that is buggy as hell and has GUI changing features.....

Build 10525 offers a couple of changes, but the biggest addition by far is the introduction of updated color options. If you want to change the default color for Start, Action Center, Taskbar, and Title bars, you can now do so easily. The new feature is potentially buggy, and disabled by default, but you can toggle it on by going to Settings > Personalization > Colors

This may or may not slow down development of a new Windowsblinds.  They cannot code for it if Microsoft is changing features in the way the GUI may look, touch, or feel.

 

 

 

Because the comments were addressed by Island Dog about 2 weeks ago.  We are past it all, and, I might add... NEED to stay that way, particularly as this is a Support Forum thread.