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peterbonge
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Hidden windows
I have a hotkey tool with an option to minimize windows. Since a few versions I've noticed that there is a second windows minimized to a strange rectangle on the desktop after minimizing XYplorer. It seems to be a hidden window without a task bar button and it belongs definitively to XYplorer. What is it good for?
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Peter Bonge
My System:
Windows 11 Pro, 64-bit, German
Peter Bonge
My System:
Windows 11 Pro, 64-bit, German
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Re: Hidden windows
Huuuh, spooky! Has it got a name, can it be photographed, can it survive in sunlight?peterbonge wrote:I have a hotkey tool with an option to minimize windows. Since a few versions I've noticed that there is a second windows minimized to a strange rectangle on the desktop after minimizing XYplorer. It seems to be a hidden window without a task bar button and it belongs definitively to XYplorer. What is it good for?
Please, could you uncheck Auto-refresh and see if it vanishes?
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