Zacharee

Open the start menu. Search "Task Scheduler." Click "Task Scheduler Library" under "Task Scheduler (Local)." Click "Create Task" on the right. Set the user for it to run as to "SYSTEM," set the trigger to startup or log on, and set the action to point to aerohost.exe inside of your aero glass folder. Either run the task or reboot.

You can't do that. It tells you in bold text on the Windows 10 page that you can't use the AppInit_DLLs method to enable Aero. You have to schedule a task that will run at startup and will run aerhost.exe.

It's annoying isn't it? It's a good thing the old build can still be downloaded. I guess we just have to wait for 150.

Hmm. I wish I could get it. Is it possible that it breaks when the files are under C:\AeroGlass\w64 instead of just C:\AeroGlass?

What's added in 149 that gives the ability to change the button size? Is it a registry key or is there a new version of the GUI?

I went from build 120 the build 149, hoping to be able to use the possible improvements on title bar button sizing, but when I updated and restarted aerohost.exe everything froze except my cursor. The only way I can fix this is by taking out my battery and forcing my computer to go into the advanced boot options by unplugging it during boot and renaming the folders using CMD. My question is, is there any reason for this? Are there any ways to fix it? I can provide more details if needed.

OK. I have everything fixed now, including metro apps. The newest build of Glass8 still freezes my computer though, even without ModernFrame. Any ideas?

The problem there is that the latest update breaks my computer. I'm currently in the middle of running chkdsk because I did something while disabling aerohost so I cold roll back to the older version. Windows Store and built-on apps no longer work. I'll try the version again after without the ModernFrame DLL, but I don't have high hopes.

Here's the msstyles file I have. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-mjmplK3CyJekZoczE2aEVQWW8/view?usp=sharing

I have no idea how to edit theme atlases. Would you be able to if I sent you the one I have?

That's disappointing. How would it be possible to make the buttons shorter without messing things up? I mostly want to just make it so the buttons don't go below the title bar by a few pixels. They get cut off in Chrome and extend slightly into other windows, such as CMD.

I'm trying to make my Windows 10 install look as much like Windows 7 as possible. So far I have pretty much everything (blurred taskbar, aero orb, aero glass, win7 theme atlas), but there's one thing that doesn't work right. Windows 10's title bar buttons (min,max,close) extend the full height of the title bar itself. What I want to know is if there's some program that will let me change the height of the buttons, but not the title bar as well (WindowMetrics in the registry doesn't let me do this). Instead of it looking like the first image (ignore the black bar and TeamViewer button), I'd like it to look more like the second. Any help is greatly appreciated. This is something I found that shows what I want in Windows 10. It's an older build, but I don't see how there could be a very drastic different between such close builds.

I use BM's http://glass8.eu/files/AeroGlassGUI.7z That's what I use and it doesn't work out. Buttons are either not there or they are messed up. Only the provided Win8CP themeatlas works for me.

Thanks. How did you get it to work though? It's completely messed up for me.

Very Basic:

What icon layout are you using and how are you getting the high transparency?

What are you using for Aero Glass? Glass8?