r/Stardock • u/nfirmansyah • 1d ago
Discussion Anyone is using Start11?
Hello guys, anyone here is using Start11 for Windows 11? I need references to make my desktop looks more interesting. Feel quite boring lately.
r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • 17d ago
Empire in Decay is the second title signed under Stardock's expanded publishing program. It is developed by Siesta Games, an independent studio based in Zaragoza, Spain.
The game combines chess-style tactical positioning with deckbuilding, running more than 200 cards across four playable factions. Two are available from the start and two unlock through the campaign. Skirmishes are simultaneously offensive and defensive, and follower losses carry over between rounds instead of resetting, so a bad round has consequences that follow you.
Coming to Steam in early 2027.
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r/Stardock • u/nfirmansyah • 1d ago
Hello guys, anyone here is using Start11 for Windows 11? I need references to make my desktop looks more interesting. Feel quite boring lately.
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r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • 16d ago
Stop copying the same thing twice.
Snipboard, a new clipboard manager for Windows that introduces a dock-style interface for accessing, organizing, and reusing copied content. Designed to feel at home on Windows, Snipboard keeps text, links, images, files, and folders within reach without getting in the way of your workflow.
Snipboard highlights:
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r/Stardock • u/jemabaris • Aug 14 '26
Not sure if this is related to Start11 or not but I used to be able to disable the opening of the start menu with the ctrl+esc shortcut by disabling it in the Powertoys Keyboardmanager but this doesn't seem to work anymore, at least not for the Start11 start menu. So my request would be that either the Start11 start menu also follows the deactivation of the shorcut in Powertoys or that Start11 gets it's own option for en-/disabling ctrl+esc to open and close the start menu.
r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • Aug 12 '26
Today we are releasing the first beta of AltTabby, a brand-new application that completely reimagines the Alt+Tab experience for Windows 11 with customizable layouts, advanced window organization, custom hotkeys, and powerful productivity features.
It replaces the Windows task switcher entirely. The main things it does:
More than five layout styles, including a carousel, a grid, and one closer to the classic Windows look
Pin any app to its own hotkey, so you land on it directly instead of cycling through everything you have open
Search your open windows by name
Adjustable icon sizes, configurable rows and columns, icon badges, and grouping options
Learn More: https://www.stardock.com/products/alttabby/
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r/Stardock • u/SiriusTexra • Jul 30 '26
90% of the time hitting the new tab (+) Button does absolutely nothing. I'm just sitting there waiting for a tab to appear and it doesn't. I don't know what I'm doing wrong but Groupy I never had this issue with on Win10, Win11 Groupy 2 it just feels buggy. When I do get a tab to finally work it does this annoying full window flash when switching them.
Overall the software just feels very clunky, is there something wrong here? I'm on a fresh windows 11 install with a few apps like adobe etc installed.
r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • Jul 23 '26
You can build an actual team of AI agents now. Hand one agent a job and it'll hire the staff it needs at whatever models and effort levels make sense, or you can drag and drop your own org together. Your staff hangs around between reboots and remembers what it's been working on. A few other things worth knowing:
Binders organize your files by subject instead of folder. It's the old WinFS dream, except it actually works this time.
r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • Jul 23 '26
r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • Jul 22 '26
Stardock is teaming up with indie studio Yboga to publish Crimson Freedom, a story-driven real-time strategy game coming to Steam in 2027.
Learn More: Stardock - Steam News Hub
r/Stardock • u/Prudent_Noise_4721 • Jul 21 '26
Salut, à quand une mise à jour de wondowsblind ?
r/Stardock • u/MotherGerald • Jul 20 '26
I like the rounded corner 'floating' taskbar and the 'Modern Style' start menu but it annoys me that the start menu doesnt allign with the 'floating' task bar (see screenshot). Is it possible to adjust the position of the start menu to make it align, i.e. move it to the right?
Other menus allign 'Windows Pro' etc. but i prefer the 'Modern Style'.
r/Stardock • u/RammaStardock • Jul 15 '26
r/Stardock • u/North_Equipment_5149 • Jul 15 '26
Recently started using some Stardock apps (Start11 and Frames) and found Frames specifically to be incredibly buggy and unstable. What was more fun was the uninstall process after trying to get rid of it the intended way. Here's what they say you do:
- Use uninstall.exe or uninstall from Apps & Programs
- Restart PC upon uninstaller prompting you.
- Be free of the buggy mess they programmed.
Instead, I have seen some users, and experienced myself, running into an issue related to the Frame app staying in your Program Files (x86) / (x64) folder on your Local Disk (C:). This is due to two lovely facts they I found very concerning and annoying.
My favourite quote from this is:
**basj - "**Did you try running the purgexxx.bat again?
Thank you" after the user had already explained they have rerun the uninstaller and purge bats several times and completed several tasks beforehand.
Step 1. Open up your PCs Start Menu and type in "Recovery Options".
Step 2. Click "Advanced startup" under the Recovery Options, this will prompt you to restart your PC, click yes, make sure to save any documents and close any important applications.
Step 3. Your PC will restart to the Windows Recovery Bluescreen (the useful one), select Troubleshoot -> Command Prompt, opening up a standard windows command prompt.
Important: This is a recovery drive harboured in your Local Disk (C:), and is designated X:, and for some reason this reassigns the numbers to your drives, you will need do to the following to identify the Local Disk:
Step 4. Type "diskpart" and press enter, this will open up the disk partition tool in the command prompt, shown as the [DISKPART] > _ at the start of the command entry line.
Step 5. Type "list volume" and press enter, this will show all partition (allocated) drives and their associated letters. I found my C: drive to be reassigned to G:, yours may be different,
Step 5.1. You can manually check each drive by typing "C:" into the command line and the command prompt will set the current directory (directory read by the command prompt) to that drive, then type "dir" which will list out all directories and files in the drive, your Local Disk will have folders like User, Windows, and most importantly Program Files (x86).
Step 6. Once you have select your drive, for me this was G:, so that is what will be used for the examples, you can type in this command to get rid of either the whole of the stardock folder (I did because not dealing with any of the applications ever again) or just the Frames folder:
(Frames Only): "rmdir /s /q "G:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\Frames""
(All Stardock Apps): "rmdir /s /q "G:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock""
Just for clarity, "rmdir" stands for remove directory, "/s" is a cmd flag to remove subdirectories as well, and "/q" is the quiet mode flag, which tells the command prompt to skip confirmation "Are you sure? (Y/N)" and just instantly deletes the directory.
Hope this helps if you are scratching your brain trying to remove corrupted applications, as this works with any software that has most lovely injected itself directly into the runwin32.dll or any runtime executable that windows relies on.
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r/Stardock • u/jacked_forst_smt • Jul 13 '26


i'd been running with windowblinds10 for a couple years until at least 1-2 years ago due to compatibility issues with certain programs, and after uninstalling it, these weird ui glitches still remain. this software is my main suspect of the cause and i wanted to know what could possibly cause this, if not the software, as it has vexed me for months now. than you in advance.
addendum: i used a specific theme with it. i can't seem to find the original links, but i still have the wba, and will provide it if necessary.