When it comes to buying software from Stardock, we expect that the majority of our users will have few - if any! - issues with our products. Prior to releasing updates, we test our products internally, pass them through QA, and (almost always) release them as a beta to gather as much feedback as possible before pushing them to our users.
Microsoft changes their builds frequently and does things like remove the new system tray, and although they claim Windows 11 will only get one major update per year the company is already shipping new features outside that promise. It’s this chaotic update pattern that can make supporting applications on Windows 11 a bit like trying to walk on quicksand.
That being said, we invest a significant amount of time into testing our applications on dev and beta channels of Windows 11 so that when a build makes its way to the general population, our apps are ready. While we do our best to support beta channel updates, dev channel releases are weekly, which means applications can and will act in unexpected ways. Microsoft tends to like shipping undocumented changes in that channel.
If a time comes where you do discover a bug or need help with a wide-scale deployment, know that Stardock provides real support - with real humans! Most of us are located in Plymouth, Michigan.
There are two primary methods we recommend for getting support with your purchase:
Keep in mind that the majority of our support staff is located in the Eastern time zone, but we do our best to respond to tickets as quickly as possible regardless of the time of the day.
The best way to stay updated on everything we are doing is to take a look at our news and blog pages. And of course, you can always follow us on Twitter and other social media networks too.
This is an excellent article, and it should be pinned in the Support Forum.
On a separate note, I truly envy your writing style, Brad.
This is a good read for anyone that has been paying attention to the upcoming 22H2 update. It sure has been a crazy ride so far. But, I am glad to see we have some good eyes on whats to come.
Thank you! Always enjoy writing when given the opportunity.
How the heck do I cancel a subscription? I have a subscription that is supposed to renew Aug 29 and the website allows no way to cancel it; I don't do auto-renews. I am so frustrated that I am going to remove the objectdock software from my PC anyway.
I guess at this point, if I am charged again, I will challenge it at my credit card company, and I am sure they will be on my side. If you can prevent the charge at your end, please email mexxxxxxx@gmail.com Thanks, John
removed (license key) and email address
Hello,Sorry to hear you are having issues. Do not post your license key and email address in public forum. For your issue,p lease raise support ticket using the link below, use "Ask a question" option. Include all information details. Remember to record down the ticket number for future reference if needed. Do not raise multiple ticket, that will make your ticket back to the end of the line. Send once and wait. Ticket will be answer by the order they send in.
https://stardock.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/4/group/13
ThanksBasj,Stardock Community Assistant
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