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Automatically organize your desktop applications, files, and folders on Windows 10 and 11.
Fences 5 introduces Chameleon ™️—— A Windows desktop icon enhancement that blends your desktop icons into wallpaper. The icon retains its functionality, but fades into the background to maintain ease of access without distracting attention.
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Organize your PC by automatically placing shortcuts and icons in resizable shaded areas called Fences on the desktop. Fences has many custom features, making it a popular desktop enhancement.
Use Peek to immediately access your files, folders, and applications by pressing Winkey+Space to place your Fences at the top of all windows. By creating a folder portal to save time and improve work efficiency, access commonly used content with just a glance.
Eliminate clutter on the desktop, but use our roll up feature to keep Fences in an easy to find place! Double clicking on the title bar of Fences will "roll up" the remaining parts of Fences, saving you valuable space on your desktop. To display your Fences, you can move your mouse over the title bar or double-click it again to view all icons normally.
Fences can serve as a portal for any folder on a PC. For example, your document or image folder can be mirrored as Fences on your desktop, allowing for quick access to its content without causing confusion on your desktop.
Quickly personalize Fences' labels, background colors, and transparency from an easy-to-use configuration menu.
Clean your desktop now. Double click on any blank area on the desktop, and the desktop icon will fade out. Double clicking them again will return you. You can even choose the icons to exclude and separate Fences.
Create multiple pages of Fences on the desktop and quickly slide between them. To switch to a different desktop page, simply move the mouse cursor to the edge of the screen and click and drag. Then a new fence page will be displayed. This feature allows you to better control how to organize your favorite programs, documents, websites, and more.
After startup, Fences will not be enabled upon completion, nor will they respond when using the right-click context menu on the desktop:
The possible scenario is that Fences is indeed starting, but crashing due to conflicts - possibly caused by icons on the desktop. This may be determined after starting and viewing the Event Viewer logs in Windows.
To test:
If so, then one or more existing icons have caused the problem. Almost always, it is an icon that links to a network location that is not available at startup. Another possibility is the icon linking to cloud drive services such as OneDrive, DropBox, or Google Drive.
First, move these icons, restart, and then check if the problem still exists. This will be a problem, moving one group at a time to ultimately find the one causing the conflict.