Windows 7 to Vista skinning
A guide on how to change the visual style of windows 7 to windows Vista.
Sunday, March 6, 2011 by theumad | Discussion: Tutorials
Reply #3 Sunday, March 6, 2011 12:22 PM
If you use UXTheme Patch is it easy to go back to using the OSs interface?
Reply #5 Sunday, March 6, 2011 3:18 PM
Here's anothewr answer for theumad. I have windowblinds on a laptop. A recent looksee by me and WB takes up all of 3% of available resources and that's running one of the heaviest blinds, No Load Limit. So I can imagine what a really powerful rig would experience.
Reply #6 Monday, March 7, 2011 12:40 PM
Yes, the UXTheme patcher can resotore to the original windows files since it backs up the files.
Quoting theumad, reply 2
since windows blinds used to have some bugs on my PC, apart from taking up extra resources.
Most be an ancient piece of shit computer you're using there, Bubba.
I run a Core i7 920 
Well, it did take up to 50-100MB of RAM sometimes, however the most frustrating thing I used to experience was a bug with the progress bar where putting a window on top of a progress bar made the progress bar move forward and then I removed the window from on top of the progress bar, then the progress bar would return to its proper size.
Reply #7 Monday, March 7, 2011 12:43 PM
Yes, the UXTheme patcher can resotore to the original windows files since it backs up the files.
Quoting theumad, reply 2
since windows blinds used to have some bugs on my PC, apart from taking up extra resources.
Most be an ancient piece of shit computer you're using there, Bubba.
I run a Core i7 920
Well, it did take up to 50-100MB of RAM sometimes, however the most frustrating thing I used to experience was a bug with the progress bar where putting a window on top of a progress bar made the progress bar move forward and then I removed the window from on top of the progress bar, then the progress bar would return to its proper size.
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Reply #1 Sunday, March 6, 2011 5:38 AM
Why would I want a UX theme patcher when I have WindowBlinds?