Registry hacks for Enabling AERO on VISTA 5744


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For all those who can`t get Aero working with build 5744

1/ Ensure that you have the following registry value set to :

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM\Composition set to 1 (32-bit DWORD)

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM\CompositionPolicy set to 2 (32-bit DWORD)

2/ Restart DWM by opening a command prompt with administrative privileges :

- Type 'net stop uxsms'

- Then 'net start uxsms'

Source: http://www.thehotfix.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=5693

  • 2 weeks later...

^ C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CMD.exe rightclick Run As Admin...

Btw this "hack" doesn't work with my SIS 661 crap anybody got some driver simulating tweak thingys? And please don't think/say things like (there's a "reason" your card blablabla). I know it will slow down my laptop but I just want to see the glass fx on my 15.4TFT WXGA Crystal Brite screen! And yes it is possible because it worked a few beta's ago.

  • 2 months later...
  Elektro said:
can anyone verify if this works with the Intel GMA 915?

It has Pixel Shader 2.0, just no WDDM drivers. If it works, I'll be buying Vista and adding a gig of ram to my computer. If not, I'm skipping the Vista upgrade.

Hi,

Not working for me with I915 :(

Posted from another forum I'm a part of.

WinMatrix.com

  FATSAC said:
Enable Aero Glass

Regedit:

HKCU/Software/Microsoft/Windows/DWM/

Composition = 1

CompositionPolicy = 2

Right click Command Prompt and run as admin:

net stop uxsms

net start uxsms

Done! :windows:

First, welcome to WinMatrix FATSAC. Your first post was the best this year :)

Proof :)

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HAHAHA! Thanks FATSAC! It worked in Home Basic :)

Tweak Vista

  • 2 weeks later...

will this happen to work in home premium ????? this is ****ing me off how i can't get this working, although i haven't tried this 'hack' yet but i will after dinner.

but no 915 won't work, my dads hp dv1000 has it and he gets a rating of 1.

UPDATE!!! nope, didn't work.

Edited by drumthrasher109
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