It should extract text unless you're focusing taskbar

6 minutes ago, Tihiy said:

It should extract text unless you're focusing taskbar

I conducted an investigation, interrogated the hotkeys, put Snipping Tool under surveillance... Everything points to one thing: Win+Shift+T is a myth, created to distract insiders from the real bugs. 

I mention this since it's been a while and I don't recall if it's relevant, but I noticed that (sort of) early 25H2 build 26220.5770 causes 3.9.14 to put up its message of not being intended for the build, followed by disabling itself. This happens upon completion of the Feature Update to get to the above build. You can enable it though, and all is well that I can see.

On 7/27/2025 at 4:34 PM, tistou77 said:

With 3.9.13, the address and search bar is wider (W10 explorer), please fix it

3.9.12 :  

 

3.9.13 :  

I have a similar problem and downgraded to SAB 3.9.12 in the meantime. My OS is Windows 11 24H2 26100.4652. For me Compact Mode is enabled in File Explorer Options and I use the Windows 7 Explorer mode with this theme: https://www.deviantart.com/niivu/art/pi11z-for-Windows-11-1084568949

 

 

Edited August 30, 20251 yr by SkyySX

I have installed KB5054156 Enablement Package for 25H2.

After Restart SAB told me there is no Support for this Windows Version and provide the choice to activate or deactivate.

I have activate it and for now it works.

Is there an update needed to get SAB working without any problems in 25H2? 

Edited August 30, 20251 yr by geneticplasma

2 hours ago, geneticplasma said:

I have installed KB5054156 Enablement Package for 25H2.

After Restart SAB told me there is no Support for this Windows Version and provide the choice to activate or deactivate.

I have activate it and for now it works.

Is there an update needed to get SAB working without any problems in 25H2? 

You know what, I didn't have any issues. That's a pretty typical message for SAB. 25H2 was just pushed yesterday, so I wouldn't worry too much. And also the current preview build for 24H2 is pretty much the same as 25H2's build, just with an enablement package to change the servicing cycle.

Hello,

I'd like to suggest a cool idea from OpenShell - customize start button actions:

That way we can trigger multiple start menus or even other files, which opens a ton of cool possibilities.

If I remove a program from the start list, How do I get it to display again in the list?

One my system,  if I remove a program from the list, using it again later doesn't make it show up again in Start

 

After installing KB5064081 my taskbar toolbars are not working any more. This happens on two PCs running Windows 11 24H2 Build 26100.5074 with StartAllback 3.9.14.

When clicking the two arrows they simple do not unfold anymore:

Adding any folders as toolbars will crash the taskbar completely.

Any chance to get them back?

8 minutes ago, kbhome said:

Any chance to get them back?

Unfortunately, yes. Please test

https://startisback.com/StartAllBack_setup.exe

I have two laptops, one with Windows 11 Pro and the other with Windows 11 Home. StartAllBack.  On the one with Windows 11 Home, the battery percentage display (new icons) does not work. How can I fix this?

1 hour ago, Tihiy said:

Unfortunately, yes. Please test

https://startisback.com/StartAllBack_setup.exe

Works like a charm.

I had to reinstall KB5064081 first, which brought the problem back. After installing this version the problem is gone.

Thanks for the blazing fast support!

Edited September 4, 2025Sep 4 by kbhome

SAB 3.9.15

Quote

- Support for 25H2

- Hacked back toolbars for newer win updates

- Smaller bands apply to non-aero styles

- Added recycle bin to search results

- Fixed dark magic NVIDIA control panel crash

 

On 7/27/2025 at 4:34 PM, tistou77 said:

With 3.9.13, the address and search bar is wider (W10 explorer), please fix it

3.9.12 :  

 

3.9.13 :  

It's good with 3.9.15

Thanks so much

v3.9.14

This version's taskbar transparency is excellent, with smooth animations and effects. However, there's one issue: the right-hand app tray is too small, and I can't resize the icons or revert to the default Windows 11 appearance.

Also, is this taskbar transparency based on the enhanced taskbar? Can the transparent taskbar be used as a separate feature? I only need dynamic taskbar transparency (i.e., full-screen restore, not full-screen transparency), and no other cosmetic modifications are required. How should I set this up?