A lot of people are using ObjectDock with Win 10. They report it does work with small glitches. You can always click the unsubscribe link at the bottom.

Unfortunately this registry hack doesn't work.. (I've had SuperFetch disabled since installing (SSD-950Evo) and further disabling Prefetch didn't help the "empty" explorer items)

Really wish this would be fixed as I don't use the in-built taskbar (disabled entirely) so two docks make up my entire desktop experience.

Object Doc was running well with no obvious problems. I built a new computer and re-installed Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. The program still works, although the blank icon regularly appears and the weather docklet does not recognize any Canadian locations (and won't actually show weather for US locations). I certainly hope Win10 support is forthcoming.

Damn, wish I had found this thread earlier, wasted money on a 'broken/nil development' product.  Good business model you folks have, obviously learned it from the Chinese - "Sell it to the masses and don't worry if it doesn't work as they have no recourse".

Thanks for nothing barstiches

@basj,talking web page design and content management for a mement, not technicalities of the product ...

I agree that there is a "mention" that Windows 8 / 7 are supported, but that's right down at the bottom of the page, and  could be easily overlooked by anybody who is so impressed by the blurb earlier on in the page extolling its glories that they forget to scroll down to the very bottom of the page.

IMHO, while this might be classed by some as a "clear mention" by some I suspect that many wouldn't regard it as such. And particularly so because of the unfortunate choice of font size:

I hope you're not relying on that.

Reality is the product works quite well on the Windows versions for which it was designed, and MANY users have found it also works quite well even on Windows versions for which it was NOT designed, Windows versions that did not even exist at the time of the program's genesis.

It's on 3 or 4 of my Win 10 systems quite happily, however any and ALL Shell/GUI enhancements MUST be used on the OS for which it is documented to suit in 'System Requirements'.  Others willing to experiment are fine to do so, as most GUI skinners normally are.

Perhaps one day when Microsoft actually settles on what Windows 10 is 'supposed to be' then maybe such GUI enhancements as Docks etc can be made to function with confidence.

Let's be abundantly clear.  Windows 10 is a constant Beta.  Any program which alters without user option/input is thus in a state of uncontrolled and unsolicited flux and therefore is a beta program ie unfinished.

That's my point, it DOES NOT work well on Windoze 10 and NOWHERE do you document this on the purchase page.....  false advertising?

Cheers

Just to make it clear to everybody, I am just an ordinary Stardock paying customer, and NOT a Stardock employee. My comments are from the heart, and don't follow any company culture or policy. ... So there! 

How I finished up with the moniker "stardock15" I am unsure, but have a vague recollection that it was generated automatically. I have searched fro a way to change it to my normal moniker "NotesTracker" or my real name (Tony Austin, from Melbourne, Australia) but this forum doesn't seem flexible enough to enable such a change.

And do not blame your oversight onto the seller,it's a common knowledge that you read before you install/buy.