Transparency - Enable Full Clear Glass Transparency

Brink said:

Yeah, I have a feeling this tutorial is dead now too.

We had this problem with it not working on another build to only have it working again in two builds later, so time will see.

Hide blur working flawlessly here on RTM:


Like I've posted before:

you have to replace the dwm.exe and uDWM.dll for enable again...


dowmload both files here:
Deposit Files

here how to:

Replace the files on c:\windows\system32\

In order to replace and overwrite dwm.exe and uDWM.dll in Windows 7 system, firstly take ownership and grant full access permissions to the files, and then stop the Desktop Windows Manager Session Manager service in Control Panel -> System and Security -> Administrative Tools -> Services module. Copy the dwm.exe and uDWM.dll to %systemdrive%\Windows\System32 folder

Nope, not working in x64 RTM with the 7127 files:

Thank you LFB. Tutorial has been updated to include this. :)

Shawn

Have you got it to work on x64 Shawn? Because it's simply not working here

I'm going to try it later to see how it does on the 64-bit Windows 7. If it doesn't work, I'll try a copy of the files from a 64-bit Windows 7 7127 instead of these from the 32-bit to see how they do instead. Of course, I'll have to install that to. I'll post back later what my findings are.

I'm just about to try it on x86 laptop here to rule out user incompetence -

EDIT:

Those 7127 files only work with x86

I'd mount and mine those x64 files, but I don't have that build - I wouldn't worry about it mate. Now that I've seen it in action, I prefer the blurring.

I take it there's no way to get complete transperency on the start menu or taskbar as well?

Ok, I got it to work now.

The 64-bit Windows 7 needed the files from a 64-bit Windows 7 7127 build instead of from the 32-bit Windows 7 7127 build. I have updated the tutorial to include both sets of files for both versions of Windows 7. This has been tested and works perfectly now.

EDIT:
Not sure yet about for the Start Menu or taskbar.

Once again another flawless tutorial Brink Thanks for taking the time to share, and also Thanks LFB for your contribution, Much appreciated lads I personally think it gives Aero a much cleaner look So Thanks again :)

You're welcome Cashis. LFB definitely helped lead the way for this to work again. :)