Administrator rights: You should always try and run AlomWare Toolbox with administrator rights if possible (double-click item A in Figure 1), as this solves 99% of usability problems because due to allowing the app to interact with and work on all windows and apps on your PC, and gives access to all files that you may want to work with. If you run AlomWare Toolbox with standard rights, then it won't be able to interact with and work on any other windows that have administrator rights, leading you to wonder why nothing's happening with those windows. It also means the app won't be able to access some areas of your C: drive, such as the file-watching feature in the Files tab. These are not bugs with AlomWare Toolbox but rather rights issues imposed by the Operating System.
Third-party tweak apps: If you are running other third-party window-tweaking apps on your PC, they might inadvertently clash with AlomWare Toolbox and prevent it working with and controlling your app windows. You may need to consider removing or disabling those other apps while using AlomWare Toolbox.
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