Important note to Windows 11 22H2 and above users:

WorkShelf v24.4 complete change log:

• Updated Spanish language file.
• Updated Chinese (Simplified) language file.
• The Windows 11 22H2 CPU usage mitigation settings will now only appear on the CPU Meter settings panel if running under the affected systems (Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2).
• Added option to show password when typing a new password to the Email Checker module settings dialog.
• The position of the desktop modules per theme and screen resolution is now saved in the multi-monitor profile files instead of .pos files inside the themes folder. The previous method only cattered for a single monitor, with the new method modules can be positioned differently (and have different scaling) according not only to screen resolution(s) but also to the number of active monitors.
• Universal Apps can now also be set to 'Run As Administrator' in the Item Properties dialog.
• 'Allow Multiple Instances' setting in the Item Properties dialog can now also be applied to Universal Apps. Allows launching multiple instances of the same application without having to press SHIFT or double-click even if 'Do not launch multiple sessions of the same application' is active.
• Added 3 additional fish types to choose from for Wanda.
• Added another possible option to the License Key Troubleshooter, where a license key file exists in the proper folder but is for the wrong product.
• Language names in the About tab now always list the English name first.
• The Command Prompt (Admin) and Windows Power Shell (Admin) items in the context menu of the 'Start Menu' internal command were not launching those applications elevated.
• UAC prompt no longer appears minimized in the taskbar when launching applications that require elevation from menus.
• 'Media Mute' internal command introduced in v23.11 would change to an invalid 'CD Control' internal command upon restarting the application.
• If the 'Combine dock icons with running applications' was enabled, it was possible for an icon on the dock to remain flashing for attention even after the associated application had already been closed.
• The hide animation of a Grid Stack was stealing the focus from an application launched through it, which could cause full screen games launched from a Grid Stack to minimize to the taskbar immediately.
• If the "Disable all animations" setting under the General Preferences tab was checked a Grid Stack would pop up without being sent to the foreground, which could cause it to appear behind other windows.
• From Windows 8 onwards trying to rename a file using a name that already exists no longer resulted in a prompt asking the user if he wished to append (x) to the filename, the operation would fail with an error instead. The Winstep application now detects this situation itself, offers the actual prompt to add (x) to the target name and forces a rename collision if the user agrees.
• The application could crash if a live thumbnail right click context menu got unexpectadly unloaded.
• The URL used in the Weather module first time setup for IP to Country conversion was no longer working.

NextSTART v24.4 complete change log:

• Updated Spanish language file.
• Updated Chinese (Simplified) language file.
• Universal Apps can now also be set to 'Run As Administrator' in the Item Properties dialog.
• Language names in the About tab now always list the English name first.
• Added security warning at startup if NextSTART is launched with elevated privileges. WorkShelf/Nexus already issued this warning, but due to an oversight NextSTART did not.
• The Command Prompt (Admin) and Windows Power Shell (Admin) items in the context menu of the 'Start Menu' internal command were not launching those applications elevated.
• UAC prompt no longer appears minimized in the taskbar when launching applications that require elevation from menus.
• 'Media Mute' internal command introduced in v23.11 would change to an invalid 'CD Control' internal command upon restarting the application.
• From Windows 8 onwards trying to rename a file using a name that already exists no longer resulted in a prompt asking the user if he wished to append (x) to the filename, the operation would fail with an error instead. The Winstep application now detects this situation itself, offers the actual prompt to add (x) to the target name and forces a rename collision if the user agrees.
• Menu items were not remembering the 'Run As Administrator' setting between sessions.
• The application could crash if a live thumbnail right click context menu got unexpectadly unloaded.