Did you uninstall Windowblinds (what version of each program are you using)?

There may be problems with both installed... https://forums.stardock.com/453109/page/1/

https://forums.stardock.com/450440/page/1/#3422410

Haven't seen posts about W10 and Start10 and Classic Shell...although why you'd need them all, I don't know.

Neat lill' thang! This is the first new skinnable application I've installed in about a decade, and is the only skinnable application I have installed....

Still playing around with the diff settings trying to get all taskbars 'skinned'. They say DisplayFusion is supported, but I can't seem to get the 'ekstra' taskbars to play along.

Maybe a reboot is necessary.

Plus I need to figure out all the explorer settings. 'Tis fun playing arond with customizing again.
Now they need to make a similar application (or 'plugin') for skinning the desktop right click context menu......
I'm still in a severe RightClick withdrawl. >.<

I agree but I do like the way classic shell makes the start menu look and there are a few skin options for making it look different such as having 3 styles of the start menu with 5 different skins each.

The advantage for me at least is that I do not have to be concerned about applying a windowblind that has conflicting font colors with some programs. I run into that issue sometimes even with Windows 7

Quoting c242,

reply 7

Never saw a use for ClassicShell in W7, learn something new every day.

 

And I never get, why people don't organize their StartMenus and end up with 3 or more  columns when opening it.

The 3 columns is what Classic Shell does if you select that setting. You don't need to have it look that way. I chose it because I like seeing everything at one glance instead of the standard submenus. Its less steps when searching for something but to each their own.