Note - it invoked the C.R.A.M. twice, both time running WB5 and StealthOS.
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...crazy ....like a fox.....
Oh, forgot: ATI Mobility Radeon X300 128 PCIe - Dell supplied drivers.
there is a service pack (1) for the 12 suite that supposedly fixed the C.A.R.M. issue Yes, I have the service pack installed (right after installing CD12 program and reboot). The issue happened on my laptop, and I am assuming it was me applying too many commands in too short a time. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Ew.gif
That image definitely looks like an unstable interface to me. Try setting Windows back to the default settings, and use the Import command again to see if the interface is still unstable (corrupt) or if it is repaired. If it is repaired, then I would suspect one of the following: 1 - an incompatible WB skin 2 - you are running another customization program that is heavy on your resources, and the instability is being caused by lack of resources available to Cor
Your computer is currently in 16 or 24 bit colour mode and WindowBlinds needs to be in 32 bit colour mode to use per pixel borders. Please adjust the colour depth of your display to 32 bit colour. Did you adjust this setting to 32 bit? (Display Properties > Settings tab > select "Highest (32 bit)" in the Color Quality drop-down list >
https://www.stardock.com/files/ODNT_zapper.exe
One additional note, the shareware version of WindowBlinds will only display "transparent" window borders with the skins that are included with the program, therefore; GT3 skin transparencies in the window borders will display as "non-transparent". This can obviously be overcome by purchasing the program if you find that you like it.
pitty pat, If your intention is to use the "GT3" skin, then you will need to download WindowBlinds 5, which you can find here http://www.download.com/WindowBlinds/3000-2326_4-10026826.html Once you download it to your desktop, simply double-click it to install, and follow the prompts to complete the installation (such as allowing "Activate.exe" to access the internet, if prompted by your firewall
GridscapeDX.dxtheme This is the actual name of the file when downloaded.
Omg what file do i need to force to open when i open it i get 4 or 5 text files at the top and then i get like a hundred pictures That sounds like the contents of the theme file to me. If this is a folder containing those text files and pictures, you will need to rename that file by doing the following: 1 - Open My Computer >
One last thing before I crash (early wake up for work here)... I believe you use MS Anti-Spyware. If so, you may want to shut it down before attempting deletion - especially if we are talking about a "Temp" file of some sort. I have noticed the same message when clearing my Temp folder, and found this to be the cause. Good luck.
And the View hidden folders and files option is set... Do you also have "Hide protected operating system files" deselected? Just for confirmation that the hidden files are not important for some reason.
Thanks, yraq! Hey, DZ...nice to see you again.......well, except for the current circumstances.
OK, where's the popcorn?
I'm beginning to think my name is on a bathroom wall...somewhere Just be glad your phone number is not included..... Looks like you saved the day again, man.
Sorry forgot an important step: Right-click the download link > Save Target as > select "All Files" in the "Save as type" drop-down list > save to your desktop > double-click to install and apply theme.
Right-click the download link > Save Target as > save to your desktop > double-click to install and apply theme.
But doesn't it have to be in the registry startup for LOCAL MACHINE in order to catch all icons Not to my knowledge, it seems to work fine in the user account startup folder. You can add it to the "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup" folder to include all users on the machine if you wish. It will serve the
If you have saved your theme, you can safely do the following: Open My Computer > Tools menu > Folder Options > View tab > select "Show hidden files and folders" > click Apply. Unload ObjectDock (if running) using Task Manager > Processes to stop "ObjectDock.exe". Go to: "C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Application Data\Stardock" folder > delete the ObjectDock (or ObjectDock Plus) folder found inside. This is referred to as "
You will probably need to add the Yahoo explorer to the exclusion list as follows: Start WB > Per Application link on left side of panel > Add per application setting > navigate to and select the Yahoo explorer executable file > click "Open" > select the type of exclusion you want (in this case "Total exclusion" may be your best bet). Note - this will prevent WB from skinning that application, so the application shell will take on a Windows Classic look (p
patooki, You will need to have the DesktopX program installed to run the theme. You can go to the "Software" tab at the top of any page, and use the DesktopX links to go to the download page. There are three versions: 1 - Client version (shareware) 2 - Standard version (purchased) 3 - Pro version (purchased) I would recommend using the "Client" version which is free to try. It will allow you to apply DesktopX themes, and use widgets. Not
Or bribery and booze......
Got friends in tech places here......just need to find time to surf.........work, work, work Bichur, Perhaps offering to run cable, or do other help when needed will get you a little benefits?
Can you boot to safe mode, or last known good configuration from the boot options screen (hit "F8" during boot to load boot options screen). Try Last Known Good Configuration first, failing that boot to Safe Mode. If you have not used Bootskin successfully with your machine, you may be running into a compatibility issue with the system BIOS. If you have used Bootskin successfully, and applied a new theme, it may be the new theme creating the issue. If you succe