February 21, 200818 yr Author There's nothing wrong with that picture unless I'm missing something.On the original windows i have one like this one.
February 21, 200818 yr There's nothing wrong with that picture unless I'm missing something.On the original windows i have one like this one.Enable the Aero appearance perhaps?I assume you removed that component which enables it by default, so you'll have to do it manually. Edited February 21, 200818 yr by Chrno
February 21, 200818 yr Author There's nothing wrong with that picture unless I'm missing something.On the original windows i have one like this one.Enable the Aero appearance perhaps?I assume you removed that component which enables it by default, so you'll have to do it manually.Hmm to make a test I didn't remove any component of the Window, but it didn’t work, even without removing the component Windows Aero Theme I was not able to select it on the themes list, if you check picture one, you are going to see that there is no Windows Aero Theme in there and I didn’t remove it from the components.
February 21, 200818 yr The display driver has to be installed which supports Aero Glass. That is not possible in the Virtual Machine.If you kept DWM and Aero then it is the Windows matter, not a vlite's fault.
February 21, 200818 yr Author The display driver has to be installed which supports Aero Glass. That is not possible in the Virtual Machine.If you kept DWM and Aero then it is the Windows matter, not a vlite's fault.oooo i see, so thats not a problem, cuz i am just using the DWM to test it. Ty.
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