16bitlover
Freshman Member
The person who created Metro UI should have a special place in hell.
Posts: 69
OS: Windows 8.1
Theme: Classic theme
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Post by 16bitlover on Sept 19, 2018 14:39:38 GMT -8
I've activated the classic theme but I have 2 main issues. Before doing it, I created the ImmersiveContextMenu thing and restarted The first one is this: I use StartIsBack++ and Classic Shell The other one is this: It doesn't happen when I right click on the desktop but it happens when I do it on the taskbar. I have no idea how to fix these issues. Please help.
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Post by Spitfire_x86 on Sept 20, 2018 6:05:17 GMT -8
You need to start explorer.exe before ClassicTheme.exe (or any other classic theme enabler). The Windows 10 taskbar will always break if explorer is started without ThemeSection handle.
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16bitlover
Freshman Member
The person who created Metro UI should have a special place in hell.
Posts: 69
OS: Windows 8.1
Theme: Classic theme
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Post by 16bitlover on Sept 20, 2018 11:37:02 GMT -8
You need to start explorer.exe before ClassicTheme.exe (or any other classic theme enabler). The Windows 10 taskbar will always break if explorer is started without ThemeSection handle. I don't get it. First you say I have to have explorer.exe open before ClassicTheme.exe, which is what I did. Then I restarted explorer.exe and the problem happened. What is the ThemeSection handle?
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Post by R.O.B. on Sept 20, 2018 13:09:44 GMT -8
I don't get it. First you say I have to have explorer.exe open before ClassicTheme.exe, which is what I did. Then I restarted explorer.exe and the problem happened. What is the ThemeSection handle? You're not supposed to restart explorer.exe after enabling the classic theme if you want the default Windows 10 taskbar to be at least halfway decent. There are alternatives out there, but nothing perfect at the moment, unfortunately. As for the ThemeSection handle, that's the handle that forces visual styles to be enabled on Windows 8 and up. Closing it or denying permissions on it is how the classic theme is enabled.
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16bitlover
Freshman Member
The person who created Metro UI should have a special place in hell.
Posts: 69
OS: Windows 8.1
Theme: Classic theme
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Post by 16bitlover on Sept 20, 2018 14:01:17 GMT -8
I don't get it. First you say I have to have explorer.exe open before ClassicTheme.exe, which is what I did. Then I restarted explorer.exe and the problem happened. What is the ThemeSection handle? You're not supposed to restart explorer.exe after enabling the classic theme if you want the default Windows 10 taskbar to be at least halfway decent. There are alternatives out there, but nothing perfect at the moment, unfortunately. As for the ThemeSection handle, that's the handle that forces visual styles to be enabled on Windows 8 and up. Closing it or denying permissions on it is how the classic theme is enabled. Then I get stuck with W10 explorer windows. Sucks man.
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Post by R.O.B. on Sept 20, 2018 16:24:33 GMT -8
Then I get stuck with W10 explorer windows. Sucks man. Try going into Folder Options, and under the View tab, check the box that says "Launch folder windows in a separate process" and you should have Explorer windows using the classic theme.
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Post by The Jackal on Sept 21, 2018 2:17:07 GMT -8
There's advantages to this happening, though.
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16bitlover
Freshman Member
The person who created Metro UI should have a special place in hell.
Posts: 69
OS: Windows 8.1
Theme: Classic theme
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Post by 16bitlover on Sept 21, 2018 8:26:26 GMT -8
Then I get stuck with W10 explorer windows. Sucks man. Try going into Folder Options, and under the View tab, check the box that says "Launch folder windows in a separate process" and you should have Explorer windows using the classic theme. Wow, it works. But there's still a thing that bugs me. How can I make it so it applies automatically on startup after explorer.exe?
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Baloo
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Post by Baloo on Sept 21, 2018 16:04:47 GMT -8
Try going into Folder Options, and under the View tab, check the box that says "Launch folder windows in a separate process" and you should have Explorer windows using the classic theme. Wow, it works. But there's still a thing that bugs me. How can I make it so it applies automatically on startup after explorer.exe? You're best off using the batch script.
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16bitlover
Freshman Member
The person who created Metro UI should have a special place in hell.
Posts: 69
OS: Windows 8.1
Theme: Classic theme
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Post by 16bitlover on Sept 21, 2018 23:46:38 GMT -8
Wow, it works. But there's still a thing that bugs me. How can I make it so it applies automatically on startup after explorer.exe? You're best off using the batch script. But there are three of them. Which one is it? I have a x64 windows but I don't know if I have to open another one.
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Post by powerplayer on Sept 23, 2018 8:22:19 GMT -8
no need to think of that as long as it is named classicthemea.exe it does that automatically if you place it in your catalogo de comienzar or startup folder in classic shell startmenu but first make sure that the shortcut to classicthemea.exe that you will put there has administrador enabled there carnalito then enable open folder in new process at folder opciones if you enabled it with noribbon.exe
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16bitlover
Freshman Member
The person who created Metro UI should have a special place in hell.
Posts: 69
OS: Windows 8.1
Theme: Classic theme
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Post by 16bitlover on Sept 23, 2018 9:59:30 GMT -8
no need to think of that as long as it is named classicthemea.exe it does that automatically if you place it in your catalogo de comienzar or startup folder in classic shell startmenu but first make sure that the shortcut to classicthemea.exe that you will put there has administrador enabled there carnalito then enable open folder in new process at folder opciones if you enabled it with noribbon.exe Gracias carnalito.
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Post by powerplayer on Sept 23, 2018 14:19:57 GMT -8
de nada cuate mira al mis envias con downloads por modernclassic theme en winclassic forum yo escribo muchas cosas baja el startisback multil ideomas y el win7 taskbar no tienes utilisar 7 startmenu el tiene un startbutton que selectas y hace nada entonces somos classicos y disfrutamos con los computadores n
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