Problem with navigation and shell 32 images not showing

**robj2005** · July 15th, 2012 04:24 PM

Hello all,I have patched my system (64 bit) with theme resource changer and and universal theme patcher,everything is fine except for the shell 32 images and the navigation buttons on the top left,they are not showing up.Could someone help me with this issue?Thanks you

**glassyeyed** · July 15th, 2012 05:53 PM

cjcanride the navigation buttons will not work if the DPI settings are too high so check your DPI setting. Rt click desktop - screen resolution > make items larger or smaller > select smaller 100% (default) up to a custom setting of 124%.

For the shell32 images type in - Folder options in the search box or use Control Panel then select the middle view tab & make sure the "Launch folder windows in a seperate process" box is unchecked (credit - MrGrim).

**robj2005** · July 15th, 2012 06:52 PM

Hi glasseyed,thanks for your help,I tried the "launch folders in a separate process"that helped,I can see the shell 32 images,thank you,but I changed the settings to 124% like you suggested and no luck,the navigation buttons have not changed

**robj2005** · July 15th, 2012 07:32 PM

Originally Posted by glassyeyed

cjcanride the navigation buttons will not work if the DPI settings are too high so check your DPI setting. Rt click desktop - screen resolution > make items larger or smaller > select smaller 100% (default) up to a custom setting of 124%.

For the shell32 images type in - Folder options in the search box or use Control Panel then select the middle view tab & make sure the "Launch folder windows in a seperate process" box is unchecked (credit - MrGrim).

Thanks for the help glasseyed,the theme is working perfectly now,thank you

**bachbeet** · July 16th, 2012 12:11 AM

For the longest time, I had similar problems. Then, theBull at Creativx answered a question from someone there about changing the display to smaller. After I tried it, it solved all problems with TRC. I think the developer of TRC ought to modify that program to accommodate larger resolutions.