Gwardinen

I'm using Aero Glass version 1.3.1 and I don't have any 3rd party tweaks to my opacity that I'm aware of. I have a theme that causes my title bars to be the same colour as the accent setting, but even when switching to the default Windows theme and restarting the problem persists. Sometimes on restart the title bars are transparent, but any time I open a Windows app like mail, store or settings the command prompt window will come up with the output above and everything will become opaque again. If it could be an issue with an opacity setting somewhere, is there any way I can actually check that setting? Beyond that, surely the command prompt is not expected behaviour, what could be causing that?

Oh, update to the above problem. I'm getting a command prompt window from ApplicationFrameHost.exe when opening certain OS windows, like settings or the Windows app store. It always contains the following: Modern Application Frame replacementDBGHELP: Symbol Search Path: .;SRV*C:\AeroGlass\symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbolsApplicationFrame.dll version 10.0.10240.16384DBGHELP: .\ApplicationFrame.pdb - file not foundDBGHELP: .\dll\ApplicationFrame.pdb - file not foundDBGHELP: .\symbols\dll\ApplicationFrame.pdb - file not foundDBGHELP: ApplicationFrame - public symbols C:\AeroGlass\symbols\ApplicationFrame.pdb\30D41561C9E84F8990B78502060139AC1\ApplicationFrame.pdbSymbols loaded for ApplicationFrame.dll as 3 (#0)It lasts until closed, and briefly shows two more lines when closed but they're gone too quick for me to read.

I'm having some difficulty with this on my new Windows 10 installation. I used the default schedule.bat script, and also added ModernFrame.dll to the AppInit DLLs in the registry. Initially upon first reboot my title bars and such were transparent, but then they reverted to the solid colours of Windows 10, and even after restarting they remain solid. Does anyone have a quick guess at what might have caused the reversion and how I can counteract it?