I just bought ObjectDock and I'm very disappointed with the performance on Windows 10. Every time I mouse over it, it takes ages to respond and it's all clunky and clearly struggling to work. I thought they would have updated it by now only to realize that it's pretty much dead and unsupported.

Edit: Ok renaming the 2 files mentioned above worked like a charm and so now I'm happy. I also purchased Deskscapes. Cheers.

Well I guess this is a dead issue but I'll dive in.  I'm running Windows 7 ultimate 64 (I like it) and object dock plus 2 (I like it too).  My weather docklet just stopped working a few days ago and of course tried all the old fixes as Ive been using OD for years and nothing has worked.  I'm assuming its a server issue as it was before and, while it definitely is not the end of the world, it is a nice feature.  Has anyone had this issue recently and, if so and it was resolved, what did you do?  If not, is there a different weather docklet compatible with od still around?

Thanks!!

Winstep Nexus Ultimate has a weather docklet that has been working well for me. In fact, I generally like the software better than Object Dock and it is stable in Win10. My main complaint about the Winstep product is that is doesn't do as good a job of showing you open programs and it puts those that it does show on the right. Despite several request, the developer refuses to provide an option to move them to the left, where they are in Object Dock. 

As much as I would have liked for Winstep's Nexus to work for me, on my system, it was very buggy and crashed allot.  I really really HOPE that Stardock gets off of their cans and either updates Object Dock to work on newer OS' installations or build a new type of an app + docking system.  They must know there are allot of us out here that really need and want this sort of software for our systems.  

I wish Fences had the ability to contain sub fences - that would make life so simple.  Then I came across Nexus Ultimate and the upgrade to Winstep Extreme (why not just call them Nexus Ultimate and Nexus Pro instead of tagging them as two different applications given that one is just an upgrade of the other, but that's another story).  Extreme seems to solve the problem for me but I'm having stability issues with it.  

So back to Stardock I come searching for a solution and then I found Objectdock.  I thought for sure I now had just what I was looking for until I read this thread about it not being updated. I join your request for Stardock to revive OblectDock or incorporate it into Fences even if means a price increase.  

I have winstep working on two win 10 pro computers - running into stability issues with it on one of them - keeps disappearing or turning off some of the selected features.  

On Win 11, does winstep take care of the win 11 taskbar issue or do you still need start11 and winstep to have the taskbar at the top of the screen?

Winstep, nexuse, workshelf, nexstart, whatever, is too buggy to be useful.  It starts fine, but then portions disappear from the screen.  Casn't be resurrected without a restart.  I'd rather have a program with fewer working features like stardock than a bloated non-working swiss army knife like Winstep Extreme.    

yes, i visited the forum.  An arrogant moderator called me "ignorant" for not being up on all their techno groupie nomenclature.  I immediately let the developer know and removed the program from both of the computers on which it was being used.  I won't tolerate such nonsense.

And it is not W11 that is causing the problems because I use win10 pro.

I told the dev of my bad experience on his forum.  He just said he shouldn't be blamed for what his moderators do.  I told him that I have run my own business for 40 years and the one thing I learned early is that your worst employee becomes the face of your business to the person they interact with.  

Hello,

I really not sure on this one, its been a long while since I last do ObjectDock theme. But try looking around this folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\ObjectDock\Backgrounds

Thanks
Basj,
Stardock Community Assistant.