Hey ObiRon,  Stardock has been in business for many years because they produce quality products.  Because the nature of those products are tied into core peices of Windows and since people have very unique systems not every combination will work.  Users will have issues.

Over the years though . . it's turned out more often than not that a small change on the system resoles the problem.

These forums, while useful for community support actually started more as a community site.  A place for skinners to get together.  Thankfully they, and Stardock support, and all sorts of people are here to assist however we can.

I don't think that Stardock lies about their product.  If you are having issues, email support@stardock.com with the details of yoru problems.  They will be more than happy to assist you.  If, in the end, they cannot, you are eligible to a refund.

So . . email, or create a new post describing your system, the products you are using, the versions, and what exactly is going wrong.  I'm sure you will get some help.

On the other hand . .  calling representives of the company that runs the website where you are posting liars . . is a bad idea.  I'd edit that title if it were me.

Good luck.  See you around.

I for one have never had any problems. I started to use Impulse when it was first available as Beta. Some had a few problems but I had none. As Zubaz said "since people have very unique systems not every combination will work. Users will have issues." However sooner or later with patience the issues were corrected.  So hang in there my friend and address specific problems and the people on here with the knowledge will do their best to assist you.

There are thousands and thousands of people that, over the years have used Stardock applications.
If anyone expects a/any piece of software to work flawlessly on every single PC configuration out there - one is ignorant.

Some people experience loads of problems - some none at all.
Some people experience conflicts with, lets say WindowBlinds and application X - some don't.

No software developer can guarantee that their/any software will work on all PC's - even if they are 100% equal.

That's just the way PC's are.

It has been my eXPerience that all my Stardock products worked flawlessly with XP. Stardock with Vista has been a little buggy, but so is Vista. There, I said it....lol!

Maybe you should get a little more familiar with computers in general before you become a judge of software.

Aren't you the one who asked how to remove the recycle bin on June 28th 2008 LINK

and then again on March14th,2009 LINK and got help from the community both times.

Also,on June 8th you had an issue with SKS which was resolved by support LINK

Now you want to insult the very people who make this help available to you.

Your original nick was more descriptive of your attitude, dntknwhw2b.

Both support and the community have been my most trusted source of information and help.The products are great and so are the people behind them.

Well said, Ed and Randy. There's just no excuse for a lack of civility in a forum.

ObiRon/dntknwhw2b if there's a problem, take a deep breath....count to ten and formulate a polite request for help.

Oh yes...and it's "their product".

I agree...

and the sooner Stardock realises the way to solve this problem for alltime, is to supply the computer that it was tested on with the first purchase, complementarily, the better off we'll be......preferably the $4,000 gaming rig.....   come on SD, it's not hard to keep your customers happy..

ObiWan ?

I don't laugh much around here, but that cracked me up........

.....don't rush.

WindowBlinds is one of the most buggy piece of software I have ever used. And yet I still bought it just because nothing else out there does what WB does. It's amazing that the program even works, considering the Windows interface was never intended to be messed with like this.

Use The Force or suffer your father's fate you will...