February 15, 201511 yr Hi,While everything works perfectly fine on Windows 8.1 x64, the both the taskbar and the Start menu are not blurred, as follows:How do I get them blurred?Thank you in advance!
February 15, 201511 yr You need to check BlurDeviation and HideBlur settings in Dwm..and also read bibmuscles Guide on his website. ~DP
February 18, 201511 yr Hi,While everything works perfectly fine on Windows 8.1 x64, the both the taskbar and the Start menu are not blurred, as follows:How do I get them blurred?Thank you in advance!download free trial or buy StartIsBack and disable transparency taskbar to enable taskbar blur also disable transparency start menu to enable start menu blur Edited February 18, 201511 yr by f23948
February 20, 201511 yr Classic Shell will also facilitate the blurring of the Taskbar. You have to choose the "Disable Taskbar Transparency" setting.-Noel
February 24, 201511 yr Classic Shell will also facilitate the blurring of the Taskbar. You have to choose the "Disable Taskbar Transparency" setting.-Noelyup i know
March 9, 201511 yr I have the problem that after every new start (or log out) of Windows 8.1 the taskbar isn't blurred anymore. So I have to enter the both commands for SetWindowCompositionAttribute (in CMD) again. What can I do?
May 1, 201511 yr I just bought StartIsBack and is a perfect replacement to make it look like Windows 7 for the taskbar/startmenu. I was using Stardock Start8, and this I actually like better.
February 25, 201610 yr You need to check BlurDeviation and HideBlur settings in Dwm..and also read bibmuscles Guide on his website.~DPBlur deviation is an hex or dec value? However in reg is 0x000000020 (32)I haven't any hideblur value in registry. Used cmd+vbs method explained somewhere in threads However, taskbar blur partially works, only it's really different colour (eg. red instead blue)Doesn't follow the colour used by classic shell start (disabled control from there) and windows frames colorizations (colour picked from sliding wallpapers).I saw to disable accent color (what I've to edit?) but I don't lost windows frame/start colourization editing in this way? Edited February 25, 201610 yr by Hadden
February 25, 201610 yr Keep at it, a consistent blue Aero Glass-based theme doable with some effort. -Noel Edited February 25, 201610 yr by NoelC
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