Allright, here is a screenshot with the stuff I encountered: I hope the forum resizes the picture. I couldnt find a option to make a link to the picture. The first 2 images should speak for itself. Colume mixer isnt skinned and the preview pop-up from the taskbar seems to have the border skin from the theme but it isnt applied properly. I can see a faint outlign of the b
Yesterday I noticed that, when playing World of Warcraft, I pressed the windows button to bring up the start(10) menu, the start menu is very shortly glass, and the the skin get's applied. Seems the skin does not apply as quickly as before. That isn't a huge issue though, what was a issue was that my taskbar was all glass transparency and only a few icons of running programs had the skin behind it. Hovering my mouse over the taskbar made the skin appear properly
I noticed the tasbar rightclick isnt yet 'fixed' regarding the height. It still uses the retarded microsoft tablet fat fingers version. Is it possible that this rightclick can also be fixed/reverted to the sane normal version like the rightclick on the desktop? Other than that, installed without a problem, used the skin perfection and applied without a hitch. I did notice that, when you align windows in a corner for example, that the windo
Yeah, they have been pretty lackluster with communication. I remember a post from a dev that there would be info 'soon' which never happened. A general update would be nice and we got it this time so, yay! I really cant wait for it though. I really need my 3d UI elements and, more importantly, a UI that is consistent and doesn't have gaps. The Win10 UI has small gaps between windows when I align them perfectly side by side or the corners. So frustrating. Th
I can't wait for it. I really hate the Windows 10 design and I want to use the theme, I think it's called Perfection? On it. I want my 3D buttons back! :D
Do elaborate what issues you have so the dev's can fix it. Also, unusable is a very heavy term and clearly something on your end makes it unusable since others are running it. I dont have any problems with WindowsFX aside from my earlier post which is a very rare issue. I upgraded from 5 to 6 without problems.
Can anyone confirm for me the following: Open Windows Powershell and Windows Powershell (x86) and Windows Powershell ISE and Windows Powershell ISE (x86). Does this break Windows FX for you? It does for me when I run all these together and shortly after eachother. Running them one by one and closer the other before starting the next program doesnt break WindowsFX but running them all at the same time break the animations.</p
Thanks, using the OD key worked like a charm!
Same problem here. Object subscriber but also asking for activation after upgrading from 2.
Works great here as well on Windows 10 release build. Didnt encounter any weird issues yet aside from it asking me to deactivate the license on another machine which was odd but maybe I reached my total activations again since I tend to reinstall windows every few weeks and backing up the license doesnt help since after a clean new install my windows id is different then on the previous install so I need to reactivate my windowsfx every time. Made
Welp, figured it out. I decided to check my visual settings from Windows itself and somehow the automatic settings that windows has as a default was disabled. Seems my i5 and 760 isn't powerful enough to render a shadow effect. Needless to say, when I turned on full visual quality the shadow got applied. Silly error on my end!
Doesn't work with 10. Just tested.
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Thanks all for the very clear and descriptive answers and for a option to turn it off. Now I know why themes differ in this regard so much. Thanks!
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Thanks for the information people. Shame to hear that it isnt really a bug. But, I did made some screenshots to show what I mean. The first image is a theme that aligns perfectly and the other aligns weirdly. "The perfect theme" "The misaligned theme" As you can see,
For example; The Win8 Metro theme is perfectly designed to match the, let's say, dimensions, of the original window frame. I also use WindowFX to align Windows to the corners of my desktop and I like to have everything pixel perfect. When applying a custom theme or another official theme from Stardock itself, most of the time the alignment of the EDGES of the windows differ from the original Window borders so with some themes, there are "gaps"