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This is the recommended procedure by Stardock Support to ensure no leftover files are causing issues. It's more thorough than a standard uninstall.

The most common cause is a Windows update breaking the link between the old WindowBlinds version and the new system files. Stardock frequently releases updates to keep up with Windows.

Running other desktop modifiers (like Start11 or OldNewExplorer) alongside WindowBlinds can cause resource conflicts. Step-by-Step Solutions to Resolve the Issue

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Fortunately, this issue is usually solvable with a few targeted troubleshooting steps. Common Causes for Core File Errors

Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Stardock\ (or where you installed it). Delete the WindowBlinds folder entirely.

: Add wbcore.exe and the WindowBlinds installation folder to your antivirus exclusion list. If using ESET, you may need to create a specific HIPS rule to "Allow" all operations for wbcore.exe . This is the recommended procedure by Stardock Support

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: On new installations, the OS may be slow to update root certificates. Waiting 10 minutes and rebooting often resolves the core file validation error.

On fresh installs or new Windows updates, the OS may fail to recognize the Stardock root certificates, causing a "problem with core files" message. Stardock frequently releases updates to keep up with Windows

Right-click the Start menu and select or Command Prompt (Admin) . Type sfc /scannow and press Enter . Wait for the scan to complete to 100%.

: Simultaneous use of other shell modifiers, such as Open-Shell or RetroBar , can cause "hooking" conflicts where two programs fight for control over the taskbar or explorer. Recommended Fixes