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VvonHistria

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  1. Is it possible that nobody else has this problem? I just re-installed it with the new version and the same behavior and only one my XPS17. On my XPS13, it works well. But on my XPS17, it wrecks havoc, suddenly opens about dozen apps as soon as I right click on the Start Menu (to change the settings)
  2. Unfortunately, I had to uninstall SAB on one of my computers. Have 2 licenses, SAB works perfectly fine on one DELL XPS 13, but couple of weeks ago totally misbehaves on the XPS 17. Really? Nobody has this issue of several apps randomly starting?
  3. This will be strange. I looked up and could not find anyone asking about this. Must say that I love ASB and everything worked fine for the past 8 months. As of 1 day ago, whenever I touch settings of in SAB configuration, I have several apps automatically opening - Publisher, Power Point, Outlook, Signal, Tor etc - seemingly have nothing to do with SAB. I uninstalled SAB and it worked fine when I was tinkering with regular Win taskbar settings. Installed it back, I open configuration, and as soon as I change ANY setting in Start Menu - apps start popping up. Am I nuts? Am I missing something?

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