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s.yst3m
hi im trying to apply vista glazz b3 patch but everytime i open it i get this message.



i tried restarting and system restore but nothin worked.
XDViPeR
If you have Vista Sp1 installed, it won't work.
Kudo
Quote - (XDViPeR @ Sep 25 2008, 21:47) *
If you have Vista Sp1 installed, it won't work.


That is not true. I have SP1 and it works like a charm. member need to provide more info in order to get help wink.gif
s.yst3m
Quote - (Kudo @ Sep 26 2008, 01:25) *
That is not true. I have SP1 and it works like a charm. member need to provide more info in order to get help wink.gif


i dont have sp1. its just plain vista home premium.
bluewind.
Try the non-beta?
s.yst3m
tried that and b2 before i tried b3, same thing.
Soldiers33
could someone tell me what vistaglaz does plz?
redvamp128
Not sure if it would work or not--- Possibly UAC not letting it apply patch--- create shortcut to installer-- then use the run under alternate credentials-- Use administrator password... Just a thought.

I ran into similar issues with installing Office for limited users. (it needed to access cab files in a folder) but possibly it could work in your case.


Kudo
Quote - (alex1990 @ Sep 25 2008, 22:44) *
could someone tell me what vistaglaz does plz?


Transparency stays when maximized and use custom styles.
zape
Hold left shift and right click on the file and click on Run As Admin.
s.yst3m
the thing is i had vista glazz up and running from way before but then somethin happened and it probably affected uxtheme.dll and those other 3 dll's .
Kudo
What was that something?
Relativity_17
It won't work, but if you want to see buttons that you can click on, hover over the blank area between the words "system boot" and "Quit", and you should be able to click one of the invisible buttons. This will let you make the interface more visible.

The patcher failed on my computer; I had to boot up on a Linux partition, mount the NTFS partition as rw, and swap the files there. You can probably do this with a LiveCD.
Anon...
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s.yst3m
or maybe i can put those pre patched dll's is system32 and try this again, only problem is i seem to be unable to delete or replace uxtheme.dll, any ideas ppl?
Kudo
Quote - (s.yst3m @ Sep 26 2008, 12:42) *
or maybe i can put those pre patched dll's is system32 and try this again, only problem is i seem to be unable to delete or replace uxtheme.dll, any ideas ppl?



Uxtheme Vista SP1 (32-bit)
http://www.mediafire.com/?6jglbtlibs1
Uxtheme Vista SP1 (64-bit)
http://www.mediafire.com/?fnbm2qqyyyy

1. First download the above files suited by your operating system(i.e., 32 bit or 64bit)
2. Now login with Administrative privileges and navigate to %systemroot%\System32
3. Right-click uxtheme.dll and click properties.
4. Take ownership of the file and close dialogs.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for themeui.dll and shsvcs.dll
6. Right-click uxtheme.dll and click properties.
7. Give yourself (or group) Full Control permissions and close dialogs.
8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for themeui.dll and shsvcs.dll.
9. Rename uxtheme.dll to uxtheme.old.
10. Rename themeui.dll to themeui.old.
11. Rename shsvcs.dll to shsvcs.old.
12. Copy patched files into %systemroot%\System32
13. Reboot to take effect.
14. Now you can easily apply any custom visual style.

Add "Take Ownership" to right-click menu in Vista

http://www.petri.co.il/add-take-ownership-...-menu-vista.htm
s.yst3m
@Kudo , tried that too but didnt work for some reason, had to do a system format at last.. thanks for all the help though everybody.

P.S. Nice Forum!
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