Follow-up:

I hope Stardock staff are watching this thread closely.  Can someone from Stardock please acknowledge the issues reported thus far?  I do NOT mean to sound "rude" or anything, but there are quite a number of issues being reported, especially for a "Version 1.0" product.  I loved Start 8 and 10.  I loved ModernMix for Windows 8.  (That was a life-saver.)  Hope Stardock shows Start11 some love SOON!    P.S.: An ETA would be nice, too.  (THANK YOU!)

No problems whatsoever except I would still like the option to add a fully functioning recycle bin on the taskbar as well as hide the corner icons. I attached a screenshot of a freeware program called MiniBin which adds this feature to the corner icons so I know this is workable under Windows 11. Minibin uses very little system recourses and has zero affect on system performance other then an added convenience. Minibin also allows the flexibility to change your recycle bin icon to anything you like. One other feature that Windows 11 removed which makes zero since with center placed taskbar option is having the ability to stack open icons. Microsoft removing this feature under Windows 11 makes no since. 

can I make a feature request here?

- can it be done that when I press CTL+ALT (or some other key combo) and click on an app to execute it with admin privilege?

Quoting Tzon,

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1. Document shortcuts open libraries instead of just the default documents folder. Libraries are becoming obsolete, so I think it is a good idea to dismiss them. 

Reduced 19%

Original 1466 x 783

2. The Windows Terminal shortcut does not work. 

Reduced 50%

Original 570 x 140

3. Apps and programs have been (optionally) merged to the same folder, which is something I had requested in the past and is now a feature! Thanks for that  

Do you have Microsoft Terminal installed?

It is not installed by default on Windows 10.

Option to disable balloon tips. One of my programs has tool bars on the bottom and sometimes the blonde tips come up and cover the toolbar and I can't use the toolbar. There use to be a way to do it in windows registry but it doesn't seem to work with start 11. 

Problems with Search

I have set Start 11 not to use Start 11 Search - this gives me the preferred look of the start menu without a search box. However I still use start search, and when I do it inevitably misses out a few letters while it's loading the other search panel. So for example, I'll type Windows Key + spotify and the search panel will open having done a search for 'potify'. 

Problems quitting Start 11

Not sure what I'm supposed to do to quit the program? There is no taskbar icon I can right click, and no option in the program (I understand you can turn off all the features, but I'm guessing the program will still run). It would be good to have a quit option either in the system tray or main window. Similarly it would be good to have an option in the main program to say whether I want the program to run on start up.

At the moment if I want to quit Start 11 it looks like I'd need to use Task Manager, and I'm not sure where to go to adjust start up options.

If I'm missing something please let me know.

The reason for the large space is because you enabled "show more tiles" and you haven't placed anything in the 4th column - this was the same in real Win10

Start11 is not a product that has a 'quit' function.  It is designed to be a native integrated feature of the OS so like the Windows Start Menu, you can't quit it.  Closing the processes will not stop Start11 once it has started.  You can stop it loading in a given session using the Start10tweak app included in the install directory.

With regards to the search issue, that surprises me as whilst Start10 had a problem with loss of keystrokes, Start11 changed things to avoid that and we have not had further reports of this.  If you only want the no search look you can hide the search field and keep the Start11 search.

Ok thanks for the reply. Yes using Start 11 search has no such issue and is much slicker. I guess anyone who wants to use the native search will still experience that issue though. 

I appreciate what you're saying about Start 11 being so tightly integrated that quitting would be difficult to implement, however I still think it would be good to be able to configure whether or not you want Start 11 to open on start up from within the app. That way if you really did want to disable it you could flip the switch and just log out/restart.

Is there any plan, when 1.1 will be ready?

I plan to switch to Win11, but I want to wait until I can import my actual startmenu into Start11.

I installed Switch11 on my test-system and really like it. Thanks for that!

Udo

I'm also experiencing this on Windows 11 (I specifically noticed it in the Windows 11 style). I have the "Use Start11 search in the Start11 start menu" option turned off and the "Hide search box unless searching" option on. Often when I begin searching after clicking the start button, the first letter can get left out. If I perform a search, click on the taskbar, then click on the Windows button to do a search again, nothing happens the second time. I need to click somewhere else first (on an open app, or on an icon that opens an app) before I can search again.

Another problem I'm having is that I can't pin new items to the start menu in any style in Start11, and if I unpin something, I can't get it back. Pinning works fine in the native start menu, but pinned items aren't working for me in Start11.

Finally, there's a large gap (blank space) between the pinned items I do see and the bottom of the start menu (in Windows 11 style). This is a gap within the start menu (not a gap between the start menu and the taskbar), and it would be nice if Start11 removed that extra space and only opened the start menu as tall as the amount of apps you have pinned.