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Topic: «[Win 8.1] Task Switcher broken , It just doesn't work anymore » on forum: Technical Support   Views: 44896
 
Ory Zaidenvorm
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Posted: 11/10/2013 10:53:12
 
 
 Thanks guys!

The original issue appears fixed. I am still experiencing the task switcher not working as native without AWM running. When I press alt+tab one time it switches to the same window (and not the last window that had focus as I'd expect). It seems that AWM running somehow causes a metro app to show as the first option (in my case it is the Store but have seen it with other metro apps as well). It does not make a difference if I close the store. Normally without AWM it will stop showing (after being closed) when alt-tabbing but with AWM even after you close it it still shows as the first option.

I have recorded a short screencast demonstrating the problem - http://screencast.com/t/8JNbs3Zyw

Thanks,
AW
 
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Justin Samsel
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Posted: 11/16/2013 10:25:54
 
 
 So.... Is this being worked on still or???
 
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Steve M
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Posted: 11/18/2013 01:13:48
 
 
 I submitted feedback. sorry for not finding this thread first!

Like those before me, the beta has fixed the original complaint and started new ones. I have most AMM options off (just a few hotkeys for trapping the mouse and or moving the mouse between monitors.

The "multi-monitor task switcher" feature is off. As a simple person, it's hard for me to imagine why, in this configuration, the native alt-tab functionality would be easy to disrupt.

Thanks for a great product and continued dev-support.
 
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Erik Sørgård
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Posted: 12/13/2013 22:54:19
 
 
 I'm having a similar problem on Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
Are there any fixes for this?
 
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Justin Samsel
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Posted: 12/15/2013 05:42:17
 
 
 I have AWM entirely off because I can't stand how it disrupts alt-tab still and how they can't seem to understand how or why we're saying this.

Regular alt-ab: brings up a display of things the user has open

AWM alt-tab: brings up a display of things the user has opened PLUS random Windows 8 apps that are NOT open until alt-tab is used.

I don't get it.
 
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Scott
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Posted: 12/15/2013 08:18:29
 
 
 Same here. Same problem--when I used AWM. But I don't use AWM anymore, and I'm beginning to forget about it. Were it not for the reply notice email, I would not have even known this thread was updated. I'll check back eventually, but I won't keep hanging around at someone's mercy. I'm just not built that way.

-unsubscribed-
 
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Justin Samsel
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Posted: 12/15/2013 08:59:20
 
 
 Exact same boat I'm in, but I'm staying subscribed with hopes the devs care enough to fix their product that we have paid for. I would not have paid for the 8.0 update recently if I knew it was going to get this kind of support :\
 
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Ory Zaidenvorm
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Posted: 12/16/2013 09:21:24
 
 
 Yeah this is no good at all... I might downgrade to Win 7 anyways with too many things bugging me in 8/8.1 but not too impressed with the handling of this issue.
 
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Vasiliy Ivachev
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Posted: 12/16/2013 18:05:08
 
 
 Hello gentlemen,

Sorry for the delay with response.

These task switcher problems have been fixed.
Fixes will be available in the next update.

Best regards.
 
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