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On my computer too, I can reproduce the behavior you described ("a window appears above the taskbar on the left side") According to msdn, if you use $WS_EX_NOACTIVATE and want your window to appear on the TaskBar, then you need to add the ExStyle $WS_EX_APPWINDOW BitOr($WS_EX_NOACTIVATE, $WS_EX_APPWINDOW) I tested it and it works. When the GUI is restored from the TaskBar and another window partially covers it, then clicking on your GUI doesn't bring it to the foreground (which is the purpose of $WS_EX_NOACTIVATE) Hope it helps

@bladem2003 I can reproduce the behavior that you explained. I believe it is a feature of Windows (I also have Win10). Since you loose the ability to restore the windows, I think Windows decided to add this feature. If you have a maximized window, you do not see the window bar over the task bar. Maybe this is why @ioa747 is not seeing it...

When you don't know something, the best place to start is the local help file of autoit. In your code you have FileDelete($_sSrcPath2[$i] & "C:\Users\mdogru\Desktop\IFS ÇIKTILARI\*.pdf*") ??? The path of the files to be deleted, does not make sense. and not only because it has a variable ($_sSrcPath2[$i]) that you do not define anywhere in this script but also according to the existing path "C:\Users\mdogru\Desktop\IFS ÇIKTILARI\*.pdf*") since the path starts with 'C:\' it could not have anything in front of 'C:\' , so 'something' & 'C:\' make no sense according to help file 'See FileFindFirstFile() for a discussion about wildcards.' You can use only one wildcard in the filename part or in the extension part i.e. a*.b?. When using a 3-char extension any extension starting with those 3 chars will match, .e.g. "*.log" will match "test.log_1". According to your case, it would fit something like this. FileDelete ("C:\Users\mdogru\Desktop\IFS OUTPUTS \*.pdf")

Hi all, I'd say this is about 80% there at the moment - but its functional and I'm tired of looking at it for now. So here's a sneak preview of my new midi controller!. I'm anticipating there may be a few things that people may get stuck on. So a few notes... MidiController v1.1.zip