As soon as you move a window, it’ll ruin the transparency effect.Ģ. Now you’ll get a broken transparency in Windows 8 which will be full of bugs. Is There Any Way to Enable True Aero Glass Transparency with Blur in Windows 8? You can follow the method given in following tutorial: First we’ll need to enable the hidden, unstable and buggy transparency in Windows 8. Now if you want to get transparency in Windows 8, here are the required steps:ġ. It’ll require a small utility running in background so that you can get stable transparency in Windows 8 without glitches.After following the method given in this tutorial, you’ll get transparency in window borders similar to Windows Vista and Windows 7 but there will be no blur or reflection effects.It’ll be permanent and stable.īefore starting the tutorial, lets make a few things clear: Today in this tutorial, we are going to share a 100% working method which will help you in enabling transparency in Windows 8 which will work properly without any bug or glitch. Thanks to an AskVG reader “ SirNoah“, its now possible to make this unstable transparency stable in Windows 8. You can’t work with that transparency effect enabled. Microsoft didn’t only disable the transparency but also removed its programming code from Windows 8 shell, so there is no known way yet to get the transparency back.Īlthough there are a few secret ways to get an unstable transparency in Windows 8 but its full of glitches and doesn’t work as expected. Aero glass transparency was one of the eye candy effects which made Windows Vista and Windows 7 looking beautiful. This bothers me every time I see it, so I'll continue to seek a complete fix (to turn off transparency for the desktop taskbar in Windows 8).When Microsoft made the announcement about removal of Aero glass transparency from its latest OS Windows 8, it disappointed a lot of Windows users. Windows that are moved to slide under the taskbar are still visible. I edited the file directly and it worked.
Note that if you have personalized your theme it will be located here: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Themes The downside of these approaches is that the Aero lite theme looks different (take a look at your minimize-restore-close buttons and etc) from the normal Windows 8 Aero theme. To apply it on the current theme, see Will's answer below. Now your Taskbar is no longer translucent: Save the file (you can't actually, so save it to another location). Under the key change the pointer to Aero.msstyles to point to AeroLite.msstyles. Open C:\windows\resources\themes\*.theme with notepad. You can do it if you switch to the Aero lite theme, see How to Enable Hidden “Aero Lite” Theme in Windows 8 and Later? and How to disable transparency in Windows 8's taskbar?.
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