sounds interesting. i'd definitely try that out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr GRiM
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sounds interesting. i'd definitely try that out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr GRiM
2nd post updated with experimental build installer, also included the autoit exe to hide the cmd window at start.
Just remember, it is not a finished project, so it may contain bugs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nimbi
The current stable version for TSB works just fine on 10, so what Big Muscle is doing to it I have no idea because I have not downloaded and played with it, Personally I would think it's stable enough to give it a run, I don't think BM would put something out that was in danger of bricking your system. The only reason I have not downloaded it is because it runs from the registry and I don't not have too much expertise in that area to fix it if something goes wrong, I would just wind up doing a reset and that's something I do not have time to do at this moment.
Thanks GRiM, I thought BM was not going to fool with TSB after he released the last version?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr GRiM
I managed to get it applied manually. Works fine for me. However, ModernFrame.dll doesn't appear to work with it =/Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Knight
Confirmed Modernframe.dll is working here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nimbi
Nimbi, you must uninstall the previous version of AeroGlass completely. Turn off AeroGlass service in Task Manager, turnoff all running security software also via task manager, uninstall the previous vesion of AeroGlass, if the system asks for a reboot do so ( I would reboot even if it doesn't ask ) then install the new version of AeroGlass., after you install it you will know that the Modernframe.dll is working if your Windows 10 Apps and settings page is now skinned.
When installing the new version, make sure the box that asks to install Theme Atlas is not checked.