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Description
Describe the bug
Windows 10 22H2 using Open-Shell 4.4.191
After installing October's culmative update KB5044273 I'm experiencing a significant delay (3-4 secs) whenever I try to activate the Start Menu/Taskbar using the Mouse, the WinKey or Ctrl+Esc. Disabling Open-Shell removes the delay.
Tried completely unistalling Open-Shell, including all user settings, and reinstalled it with default settings and the delay returns.
Tried a clean install of Windows 10, updated it to KB5044273 (no delay), then reinstalled Open-Shell and the delay returned.
Note: this only happens on my Asus ROG Maximus Gene XI motherboard. My two other PC's, a Dell D830 and HP 6910P laptop also running Windows 10 22H2 and using Open-Shell 4.4.191, do not experience the delay.
Area of issue
Start menu, Taskbar
To reproduce
Attempt to open Start Menu/Taskbar.
Expected behavior
Normal behavior is an almost immedate response when activating the Start Menu/Taskbar.
Open-Shell version
4.4.191
Windows version
Windows 10 22H2
Additional context
Seems to be manufacturer/motherboard specific as two other individuals have also seen this problem, one on an Asus PRIME Z790-V AX motherbaord and the other on a Dell Optiplex 790 and Acer 5742 laptop.
See the following thread on the AskWoody site https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/october-updates-are-out/#post-2712711