Using some TaskForce features more often than others and want them at hand? Now, with TaskForce 2023.11 firmware update, you can customize your Taskbar as you like to have quicker access to the functionality you use the most. And hide features you rarely utilize under the Others button. It is as easy as dragging and dropping icons on the Taskbar where you want them.
Here’s how it works now:
- Go to Other.
- Click the new Customize taskbar button.
- Drag and drop task buttons on the Taskbar and Other page.
All changes are stored in your browser only and do not affect other users. And if you want to go back as it was, click the Restore to default button on the Other page.
TaskForce 2023.11 Changelog
New features
- Customization of the Taskbar and Other page.
Bugfixes
Logical imaging:
- Task could freeze when imaging compressed files from APFS partitions.
- Rare case of “File was skipped due to reading” error with NTFS file system.
About 10 missing Chinese and Japanese translations.
TaskForce 2 only:
- Kiosk mode didn’t work properly with HTTPS enabled.
- Issue selecting USB work folder after booting without USB DB drive plugged into the DB port.
- Slow (20 seconds) search for new TaskForce firmware when updating it over USB.
Download
To get access to all new features, download new updates from our website:
- for Atola TaskForce
- for Atola TaskForce 2
Where to buy
To order Atola TaskForce or TaskForce 2 hardware unit or extend your subscription, contact Atola Technology directly or find a distributor near you.
To get more information about Atola TaskForce or to discuss the details, please contact Atola Technology sales department:
- Call us: +1 888 540 2010, +1 416 833 3501 10AM-6PM ET
- Or email us
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Sergiy Pasyuta
Sergiy is an experienced technical writer with a passion for simplifying complex concepts in user manuals. With a keen eye for detail and a knack for clear communication, he crafts articles that guide users through our products’ functionalities.
