It doesn't work on Insider build 18950 either - I upgraded to that trying to get CursorFX to run, not only did it not fix that, but it broke my WindowFX.
Toolman12345TL
I got Win10 completely up to date with the latest Insider Preview, ran the cleansing bat again, reinstalled, tried tweaking the app to run as admin, Win7 mode, gave admin rights to the install folder to all users, nothing works. Absolutely nothing happens when clicking the Apply button within the app. I give up. Thanks anyway.
I bumped my computer to the Fast Ring, and am now downloading/applying the 18950 build for my Insider Preview computer at home. Will report back when that's all done, might not be till tomorrow.
Thus the picture, where I showed that it says no Updates are available. [quote who="RedneckDude" reply="20" id="3757073"] Quoting Toolman12345TL, reply 18 As far as I know, you can't just click somewhere and tell your Insider Edition - hey, update to the latest one. It tells me when it wants to apply updates. </d
As far as I know, you can't just click somewhere and tell your Insider Edition - hey, update to the latest one. It tells me when it wants to apply updates.
No, that's only at home, because I had Windows 10 like 2 years before everyone else.
It's working on my work pc just fine, now.
Yes indeed, I am on an Insider Preview of Windows 10 at home, as I have been for several years now. My several other Stardock apps are working fine on it.
I just tried loading it on my work pc this morning, and am currently getting blocked by our anti-virus. Currently waiting on a fellow IT-peer to unblock it, lol.
Was already there, I didn't change the default path, it installed to where the app wanted to install.
Thank you very much, I'll keep an eye on it. I now have WindowBlinds, WindowFX, IconPackager, Start10, and CursorFX. Only CursorFX isn't working.
Have spent a couple of hours on this, to no avail. I bought CursorFX yesterday, have installed, un-installed, and re-installed multiple times, including with the purge .bat file mentioned in one thread, and absolutely nothing happens when I click Apply on my Windows 10 computer. Double-clicking on a cursor theme, which is associated with CursorFX, does absolutely nothing. I was going to open a ticket, but simple product support doesn't show up as an option for opening a ticket. </p
Thanks for that valuable info. I hope it will help the next poor schmuck this happens to. I didn't try in exactly the order you specified, and so didn't get the same results. I killed the service then just tried File...Run from the Task Manager, hoping to run explorer.exe. I didn't think of logging out and back in at that stage.
I have been on the Insider Program for Windows 10, enjoying the free OS, since they first offered it - jeez, 2 years ago, 3? and have never had a single solitary problem with anything, until this clash with WindowBlinds.
Man, I sure learned this the hard way. I didn't know why the latest Insider build broke Windows at first. When it happens, you get a black screen - you can ctrl+alt-del and get to Task Manager, but if you try to do a File...Run... to do something like try to run explorer.exe, the whole thing just disappears. A Repair on Windows didn't help, I had to do a full reset, which means you lose all your applications. I was slowly putting stuff back onto my computer, and as I installed my belo