You can customize the way the aero-effect looks like (blur, color), but for this you'll need to do edit the Windows Registry. The error should no longer appear, and your windows should appear with a frosted glass effect. So, they should be at C:\AeroGlass\Symbols. Create a folder called Symbols and place the 2 PDB's inside it. They are just used for reference to get the PDB files that are required for Aero Glass to work with the DwmEnableBlurBehindWindow function.Īfter you have obtained the 2 files, go to the Aero Glass folder (by default, it's at C:\AeroGlass). Don't worry, your system files aren't going to be affected in any way. You will have to open Dos Prompt window with administrator privilege first and run the following two command, basically to re-start uxsms, the Desktop Window Manager Session Manager service.Use the Downloader to navigate to the Windows System32 folder to select the DLLs.
Thanks to Glenn, who shared an even better way of re-turning Aero back on in the comment. This simple built-in problem fix wizard is all you need.
However, I don’t see a need to use any of them. In addition, there are the hacks, mostly registry changes, that you can try to force the Aero enabled. In most of cases, Aero will be turned back on during the process. The wizard will then start the process trying to detect and fix any the problems related to Aero service. An Aero Troubleshoot and help prevent computer problem wizard pops up. You may have to wait a few seconds for having it shown up.Ģ. Type “Aero” in the search box in the Start Menu, and click on “Find and fix problems with transparency and other visual effects” program from the list. If you had experienced the same, here is a quick way to bring the Aero back without a reboot.ġ. When it did, in order to avoid a reboot I always have to poke around in the system trying to find a place where I can turn it back on. I actually do have experienced this before, quite a few times. Assume Aero is enabled on your windows 7 machine but have you ever experienced that being turned off due to some occasions where Windows 7 thinks the resource in your machine is quite low and that it turns Aero off in order to keep the system running?
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