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XPize installed, rebooted, no XPized Windows...

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I just installed XPize. I went through the installation process, let it install the full package (incl. uxtheme patch, bootscreen, screensavers, etc. etc.)

But when I rebooted, all I got was a blank Windows (looks something like the default Windows 2000 skin, very ugly). Before I had the standard Windows XP skin.

I tried using the reloader tool, but it had no effect. The screensaver and bootscreen are installed properly. :thumbup They look good. :thumbup But unfortunately the whole thing why I downloaded XPize, doesn't work.... for me...

The XPize skins don't show up in the theme settings page, only "Modified theme" shows up and shows that ugly, ewwwww, old Windows 2000 skin. To me, it seems XPize failed to patch uxtheme.dll?


Did you happen to XPize over another Version or a clean machine?...

This is what happened to me when i upgraded from 4.5 to 4.6b, I did not uninstall the prev. version and the login window went to the 2000 style one

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No. I did not have XPize installed at all...

What I forgot to mention is that also the icons are working. Just not the skin! :unsure:

Are there other users who had the same problem? Would like to know how to solve this, as I totally :wub: XPize :wub:

EDIT: Can it be that XPize fails because I already have a patched uxtheme.dll?

Edited by l0c4lh0st

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