Taskbar won't change.. even with styles, or resetting to default XP


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Here's a lame question... have you rebooted since you patched your UXtheme.dll? I know some people hardly ever shut down their Windows.

yes of course!

Anyways I just did a fresh install of WINXP with SP3. Using Nlite I cleaned out a lot of the clutter XP brings with it. So I am going to add my programs and see if I can get these darn styles to work. I figured the problem was somewhere in when I patched xp with SP3 and all my old styles stopped working I never got around to messing with them. So somewhere along the way some rogue file was messed up

that problem is usually caused by having too many uxtheme.dll files floating around in the wrong places. do a search for uxtheme.dll and delete all instances NOT in system32. that should clear it up.

A clean install works too ..

Thanks

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