Martijn Saly

@jryans Correct, for me, the app doesn't start *at all*. The whole process just isn't running as soon as I'm able to check for it. Worked around by placing it...

@jryans I really don't think clearing window state will help, but I'll give it a go. The reason I say this, is because I've done a totally new & vanilla...

Nope. No error messages, nothing. The app does NOT start in the notification tray. It doesn't start at all. It doesn't even appear in the task manager. I'm sure that...

@jryans It only contains ascii-characters and a dot. I don't think that's the culprit, since the normal launcher works fine.

Oof, I just discovered on a different laptop, that this is still not working. Similar configuration though. Windows 10, all up-to-date. Only on this machine, my username doesn't contain a...

No idea. I've already put it in the regular Startup folder, where applications _should_ put themselves for start-on-login in the first place, and that works a charm. So, problem is...

I think the fix is evident. The switch in All Settings should put Element (starting the normal Element.exe) in the Startup folder in the start menu. Couldn't be simpler. This...

@Nama > elements and discords entries are silly like that. I disabled them because they aren't working. The problem is exactly this updater: it starts and then immediately stops, and...

That is a disadvantage of your own doing. You could also keep the executable the same, like most software does. Or have the updater also update the autostart entry. Again,...

> It is just how Squirrel.Windows (the Electron updater) works, it doesn't have any other mode than this. Again, not really my concern as a user. > This is not...