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XYplorer 28.10.0200 (x64). Startup window state: Tray
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3) Your Screen Scaling Percentage (e.g., 125%).
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XYplorer 28.10.0200 (x64). Startup window state: Tray
If you enable the "Startup window state: Tray" option in the settings of XYplorer 28.10.0200 (x64), when you start XY, in addition to the icon in the tray, an empty XY icon appears on the taskbar.
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Re: XYplorer 28.10.0200 (x64). Startup window state: Tray
Probably fixed in the next beta.
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Re: XYplorer 28.10.0200 (x64). Startup window state: Tray
Thank you.
I have a suggestion: add an autostart option (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run) in "General/Start & Exit," at least for the installation version.
I have a suggestion: add an autostart option (HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run) in "General/Start & Exit," at least for the installation version.
Windows 11 25H2, 100%