I'm using Express Scribe and Microsoft Word on a Dell laptop running Windows 7 (yeah, I know, it's old). After a minute or two the taskbar icons disappear. If I switch to another program, say Firefox, the icons reappear.

Hello,

I was looking at the list of deprecations/feature removals in windows 11.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-11-specifications#primaryR4

Seems Like MS is going to prevent users from changing the alignment of the task bar, and also stop apps from customizing the taskbar. I hope that does not kill this project on windows 11 and newer going forward. Have you had a chance at what is out their for 11 to know how strict this lockdown of customization will be?

Thanks,

Keith

Hi,

I am running 7TT v5.11.2 on Windows 10.0.19014. My laptop is a Lenovo Yoga C930, and I'm using Windows 10's built-in touchpad drivers with gestures enabled. Scrolling is assigned to two-finger drag (default).

Changing the volume when hovering over the taskbar / notification area and scrolling does not work when I try to do it with the touchpad. Specifically, when I place the cursor over the taskbar or notification area and perform a two-finger drag gesture to scroll, nothing happens.

Scrolling with a USB mouse or any other USB HID device that supports scrolling works fine, it's just the touchpad that it has trouble with.

I installed the current beta version 5.11.2.1 last Friday (6/18), and a couple of days ago Windows Security found Uwamson.A!ml and said it was a PUP associated with 7TT, so I quarantined it.

What does this mean?

Thanks!

Faulting module name: inject.dll, version: 5.10.0.0, time stamp: 0x5f9c0eca

Exception code: 0xc0000005

Fault offset: 0x000000000000ea30

Until recently, 7+TT was combining my sticky notes, but for the past week or so (might have been with v5.11.1), it is no longer grouping them. I have my Windows taskbar settings set to Never combine and 7+TT set to always combine the sticky notes by app id. This is with v5.11.2, and I even tried fully uninstalling and reinstalling 7+TT.

Using it in Win10, of course.

Chocolatey is a command-line package manager for Windows, similar to apt-get for linux or npm for nodejs.

Someone has provided a package for 7TT there Chocolatey Software | 7+ Taskbar Tweaker 5.8,

which means I can run `choco install 7-taskbar-tweaker` from a Powershell prompt for a quick and silent install.

Unfortunately it's still on 5.8 and hasn't seen an update since oct 2019, which fails to 

If the developer of this software saw the value in using a package manager and decided to maintain a chocolatey package himself, this would solve the time gap often seen between a new release and the availability of a choco package for it.

I suppose since you own the release process, you'd be able to make the update automatic.

Probably false positive, nevertheless, GDATA AV reports that a virus was found when loading web content from http://rammichael.com/downloads/7tt_setup.exe?version&changelog=5.11.2. It subsequently blocks the balloon/popup note that would notify you of an update and provide the update button/link - making it impossible to update the program from within. However, there is no alarm when manually downloading and installing the program.

The version number mentioned above is only an example; it's been doing that for the last 5 or so versions.

Since Window 10 updated to include the bullsheet news toolbar thing, the whole task bar is unusable - crashing and reloading EVERY time I click it. If I close 7+ tweaker, everything is fine. This happens on both my laptops. 

I've tried disabling the news toolbar (I don't miss it) but it doesn't help.

Norton Security (SONAR.ProcHijack g43, g45, g47)

Windows Smart Screen

Google Chrome

They all reported malware today