Open Shell does not start automatically when Windows starts.

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Describe the bug

Open Shell doesn't launch automatically when Windows 11 version 25H2 starts.
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We installed Open Shell version 4.4.196 and configured the interface. We configured the Open-Shell settings to display the classic Start menu with a left mouse click, and to display the standard Windows 11 Start menu when holding down the Shift+Left Mouse Key. Everything works fine. In the Windows registry, under Registry\All Users\Run, the string value "C:\Program Files\Open-Shell\StartMenu.exe" -autorun" is configured to launch Open-Shell when Windows boots.
We rebooted Windows, and the Start button still displays the standard Windows menu, not the classic Open-Shell menu.
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Okay. We also added a special shortcut to the C:\Users\<user profile>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup folder, specifying "C:\Program Files\Open-Shell\StartMenu.exe" as the OpenShell launcher. We rebooted Windows again. And again, the classic Open-Shell menu is missing from the Start button.
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Okay. We added "C:\Program Files\Open-Shell\StartMenu.exe" to the startup file "autoexec.bat," but unfortunately, nothing happened. The Start menu remains the same. "Standard Menu Windows 11."
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If we choose to launch Open-Shell manually, everything is fine: it starts and runs without problems. We tried running OpenShell with administrator privileges, but that didn't help; the same error persisted.
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P.S.
This error was not observed in previous versions of Windows 10 or 11.

Area of issue

Start menu

To reproduce

1. Install Open-Shell on Windows 11 25H2.
2. Restart Windows.
3. Click the Start button.
4. The Open-Shell menu does not appear; the standard Windows menu appears.

Expected behavior

The classic OpenShell menu should open.

Open-Shell version

4.4.196

Windows version

Windows 11 25H2

Additional context

No response

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Did you consider adding it as a task in task manager to run at log-in even though it should execute automatically anyway.

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Did you consider adding it as a task in task manager to run at log-in even though it should execute automatically anyway.

Yes, it's listed in Task Manager under "Startup." However, it doesn't run. OpenShell is also listed as an exception and trusted program in my antivirus.

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Maybe it makes sense to somehow design the program as a "Services" environment so that it constantly checks itself to see if it's working or not.