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Post by aestheticalz on May 14, 2021 14:13:37 GMT -8
It seems that Windows 10's task manager has no UIFILEs? ResHacker doesn't show any UIFILE.
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Post by Deleted on May 15, 2021 11:22:27 GMT -8
It seems that Windows 10's task manager has no UIFILEs? ResHacker doesn't show any UIFILE. If your windows version is 1903, then all resources for apps have been moved to C:\Windows\SystemResources in .mun file format. So, that means you have to open the mun file instead in reshacker to see the resources inside.  |
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Post by yobakolobok on Jul 19, 2021 8:28:00 GMT -8
Has anyone have any luck with this on 21H1?
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Post by ihatemetro on Jul 19, 2021 8:53:12 GMT -8
Has anyone have any luck with this on 21H1? It should work on 21H1. |
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Post by yobakolobok on Jul 19, 2021 10:43:10 GMT -8
Has anyone have any luck with this on 21H1? It should work on 21H1. Encouraging! So, a couple of stupid questions to recap: - System file signing. I've seen a discussion of bypassing the check or self-signing, but this still requires DSE to be disabled? - After extracting .mun file to XML format with uib2t.exe, what exactly should i edit and are there any dependencies that should be modified as well? That's what the .res file in OP is for, correct? Or does this tool just make the dll readable for classic theme patch and it should work as is? Are there any patched files i've missed i could try in a VM?
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Post by ihatemetro on Jul 19, 2021 11:24:43 GMT -8
Encouraging! So, a couple of stupid questions to recap: - System file signing. I've seen a discussion of bypassing the check or self-signing, but this still requires DSE to be disabled? - After extracting .mun file to XML format with uib2t.exe, what exactly should i edit and are there any dependencies that should be modified as well? That's what the .res file in OP is for, correct? Or does this tool just make the dll readable for classic theme patch and it should work as is? Are there any patched files i've missed i could try in a VM?
1. You do need DSE to be disabled for the bypassing of the check, but I think you can do bcdedit /set {current} disable_integrity_checks true and bcdedit /set {current} testsigning yes , but this is untested. If you are modifying anything in SystemResources (such as shell32.dll.mun), it shouldn't need integrity checks to be bypassed. You could also use the .mui files to modify it. 2. I don't know how to edit UIFILEs, but the tool just makes the binary UIFILES (eg. shell32.dll uifiles) readable and modifiable. By Classic Theme patch you mean Task Manager? It doesn't work in 21H1 (I thought you meant the UIFILE modding itself and not the taskmgr). The RES file is for Win8 taskmgr, and I'm unsure if it works in even 8.1. |
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Post by R.O.B. on Jul 19, 2021 15:48:07 GMT -8
The RES file is for Win8 taskmgr, and I'm unsure if it works in even 8.1. That actually is for the Windows 8.1 Task Manager. Haven't tested it on 8.0, but I'd imagine the process of fixing the 8.0 Task Manager would be pretty similar to this if it doesn't work. |
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Post by yobakolobok on Jul 23, 2021 3:32:57 GMT -8
Well, that's a bummer, I was hoping it was a matter of enabling a piece of legacy code that was masked for resource saving reasons. Is task manager a big piramyd of crutches that i think it is, or is it possible for amateur to do same changes in a couple of months?
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Post by he3als on Nov 21, 2021 3:05:37 GMT -8
When I try to do the patch to Task Manager (I just used Resource Hacker and imported the .res file into Taskmgr), this happens. How can I fix this?
FIXED: I just needed to replace the Task Manager in System32 with the patched one on my desktop
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