Big Muscle

[quote who="JW0914" reply="3" id="3593406"] I'm a bit baffled why you're trying to run aeroglass with WindowBlinds... WindowBlinds provides the same effect, does it in a much more efficient, and far cleaner, way. Aeroglass served it's purpose prior to WindowBlinds being released, but it's not an elegant solution, especially when WindowBlinds provides the same ability and more. To garnish the same effect in WindowBlinds, you'll need to use SkinSt

I see the problem in Win8 DWM API glitch. If you look at the function http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa969508%28v=vs.85%29.aspx to enable blur behind window, it does not say anything that it does not enable blur on Win8.x. So to be API-correct, simply add option "Enable blur" and call this function. Yes, it won't work when my Aero Glass is not installed (but API doc do

Yes, fixed offsets where used in the first phase of the software just to make sure that the hooking is possible. Currently, it uses specific technique to find a correct memory location where to inject my code to. It has been shown that it works correctly in most cases, but I agree that it may fail some time. Thus I implemented PDB symbols use for such cases. I also have experience that these PDB symbols have always been released several days before the OS update came to public, so their unava

[quote who="Phoon" reply="9" id="3476758"] There is no way in hell I'm trying it on my production system. I had to start in safe mode and do some heavy repair to get back. [/quote] If you had to do heavy repair than the problem wasn't surely caused by my Aero Glass. This software does not do any system modification except creating scheduled task to inject DLL on startup. This DLL injection can be easily skipped by holding CTRL key or scheduled task can be removed