Additionally, the task icons are assigned labels, the size and the margins of the icons can be adjusted.It also enables you to change the size of the icons, pack apps into folders, highlight newly installed programs and access an advanced search.All in all, if you want to get the start menu back on Windows 10, then you should download StartIsBack. I tried searching this thread and online for any mention of it but was unable to find anybody else reporting this behavior.StartAllBack is an effective and lightweight tool that can help you enjoy the power of the new operating system while keeping the look and feel of the main work area, desktop of Windows 7, Windows 10 as taskbars and start menu styles.It also provides different icon sizes, different screen sides, widgets, new icons.It also changes the Appearance of the taskbar, the context menu and the notification area. I'm wondering if anyone else has run into this issue other than me.
This does not happen when StartAllBack is disabled or uninstalled.īelow are two GIFs demonstrating this behavior with both the Windows 11 taskbar and StartAllBack's "enhanced classic" taskbar when opening an Exclusive Fullscreen application. The only way I've found to fix the behavior is to either restart explorer.exe or toggle the "Automatically hide the taskbar" setting in Taskbar Settings, otherwise the behavior will continue even after the Exclusive Fullscreen application is closed. This bug happens for both the Windows 11 taskbar and the "enhanced classic" StartAllBack taskbar. Additionally, the Windows 11 Start Menu will open partially underneath the taskbar as if the taskbar size is smaller than what is displayed. Basically, other open applications will maximize over the taskbar even though the taskbar is not set to be hidden.
a video game) causes the taskbar to not be "respected" by other applications. I'm running into an issue where opening any application that enters Exclusive Fullscreen (i.e.
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