The Start11 changes position

Instead of being displayed on the bottom left corner, it's displayed on the top left corner

I don't know what's happening. I just switched to Windows 11 and installed Start 11 to get the tile buttons.
However, after a few minutes, the start menu started showing up on the top left corner, instead of its default position.
If I restart the Explorer process, the start menu goes back to its intended position, but the bug starts occurring again after some time.
From what I can see, it has something to do with me operating on my secondary monitor, which is on the right. 
I'm not sure what behavior is responsible for this. Has anyone else encountered this bug?

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Are you using ObjectDock?

This seems to trigger this problem.

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Quoting Neil, reply 1

Are you using ObjectDock?

This seems to trigger this problem.
End of Neil's quote

 

Yes, I am using Object Dock. Is this confirmed to be the issue?
As in, have any other people reported this behavior?

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Quoting helion_prime, reply 2


Quoting Neil Banfield,

Are you using ObjectDock?

This seems to trigger this problem.



 

Yes, I am using Object Dock. Is this confirmed to be the issue?
As in, have any other people reported this behavior?

End of helion_prime's quote

We have had a few people with the issue and almost all of them are using ObjectDock which isn't supported on Win10 or 11.

So far we are unable to reproduce it in house as if we could then we could fix it.

Are you able to provide your ObjectDock config files?

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Quoting Neil, reply 3

Are you able to provide your ObjectDock config files?
End of Neil's quote


I still have it installed. Can you tell me their location?

 
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I'm attaching here the files found in \AppData\Local\Stardock\ObjectDockPlus

Google Drive Link

I could always reproduce this bug by performing a few tasks and maneuvers on my secondary monitor, which is on the right.
My main monitor is a 21:9 (2560x1080) and my secondary one is a 16:9 (1920x1080).