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From what I know, two Start menu changing application should not be install together. But, I read somewhere that Start11 dev will try to make it possible. But, I am not sure if Startallback is one of them. However, I have forwarded your problem/question to Stardock Support Team for their assistance. Please keep an eye on this thread for any updates. We appreciate your feedback and patience.
Basj,
Stardock Community Assistant
It should only show the message if you have set StartAllBack to override the taskbar to bring back the Windows 10 taskbar when on Windows 11. I assume you have done this?
So it is working now after you logged out and back in again having disabled taskbar in StartAllBack?
Thanks, it looks like it is a timing issue then detecting the taskbar isn't in Win11 mode at the time Start11 starts up and so triggering it to detect it as altering the taskbar. We shall investigate further thats not intentional.
For now you can bypass this by creating a registry key in this location :
HKEY_CURRENT_USER/SOFTWARE/Stardock/Start8/Start8.ini/Start8
Call it S11_DisableSABOptOut and make it type string and give it a value of "1"
Then next time you restart explorer it shouldn't detect it.
That will also work, but the registry key suggestion will allow you to use 2.06 instead