Ah, you too? I'm having the same issue where Win+D completely borks the dock.

Versions of Windows 11 keep coming, and ObjectDock missed the train almost a year ago.
It’s still listed as compatible with Windows 11, even though it’s not.

How long will you keep turning a deaf ear?
So far, so good, so far, so good..., so far, so good... 

ObjectDock 3.x has not been compatible with Windows 11 for over +10 months now, but I still receive emails saying it is.

This is misleading for new users who buy the software expecting it to work. Just check the latest forum posts — people are unhappy, and the situation isn’t improving.

If you’re not going to fix it, will you offer refunds for ObjectDock 3.x licenses?

TOTALLY FALSE.

I've been using ObjectDock for about 18 years and on all versions of Windows (XP => Win11).

Do you want us to spin up a VM with the version of Windows 10 from the release date of ObjectDock 3.01 to compare? No, it's up to you to prove otherwise!

I'm not the only one making this observation. Right here @xander3000 @AsusBD @aidainfection @Gebruikertje70 confirm the problem.

Moving the mouse to the bottom-right corner to click to get back to the desktop did not hide the various tabbed docks if you configured it that way.

Open-shell, Rainmeter, Nexus... etc. listened to users and fixed the problem.

Why does Stardock do nothing?
Why is there no response?
Why this radio silence?
Why blame the customers or Microsoft?
Why doesn't anyone fix the problem?
Why am I still receiving "Win11 ready" ads?
Why continue to sell this software as Win11 ready AND Win10?
Why not take customer requests seriously?
Why not refund us?
Why create a forum only to ignore it?