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Hi Friends: I purchased McFedries Microsof Windows Vista Revealed. Like so many books I have purchased, it is sitting unread because I'd rather do than read. But, anyway, I ran across the following: "You can use a trick to force Aero Glass on, as long as you're using a WDDM-compliant video driver. In the Registry Editor ..., navigate to the following key: HKLM\Software\Microsoft Add a new subkey named DWM and then create a DWORD setting named EnableMachineCheck. Leave the value of this setting at 0, which disables Vista's DWM-related hardware checking." The main warning is that one's system might run slowly. Having done research on my Intel integrated graphics, I came to believe that if the edit would work on any Aero Glass "marginal" system, then it would work on mine. But, no dice so far. I'll post back if I can get it to work. Maybe I have to change some setting besides what's found in "Appearance Settings." Not or this time.
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| Interesting. Looking forward to hearing if it works.
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| Never got it to work, and have never heard of anyone that has--at least on 5384. ![]()
__________________ Last edited by Znod : 08-07-2006 at 04:44 AM. |
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| Actually, I found out later the hack is well known. I guess the author just didn't realize it wouldn't on 5384. You have a PM from me.
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