Make another REG_DWORD called BlurDeviation and put 0 to 100 in decimal. If anyone knows a faster way, let me know! Every time you change this value you have to reboot for it to see the effects. This value basically controls how transparent the title bar is from 0 to 100%. Next you'll want to add "REG_DWORD", and name it GlassOpacity. If this isn't what you see, you're at the wrong location in the registry. This should be what you see, more or less. Once you've done that, open regedit.exe and head to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/DWM This will change the title bar colours too, but that can be changed later on in the registry. First you'll want to Personalize and pick a theme colour of your choice: this is the colour that shows up on the live tiles and the reboot/shutdown screens.
This next part is customizing what the title bars will look like. It's probably advisable to disable it before a regular update too, just in case something breaks. I would do this before you do a major windows update. If at any time you want to disable aero glass, you can disable the task in task scheduler or just delete it altogether. The next time you reboot the aero glass effect will begin. This completes setting things up, and is what the installer does for you if you decided to download that. You can play with settings in the remaining tabs if you want but I don't think they're critical for this to work. In my case, it enables the aero glass title bars every time I boot up my pc. Now aerohost.exe will run every time your trigger happens. Then go to the Actions Tab, New → Start a program, and browse for Aerohost.exe that you unpacked earlier. Next go to the triggers tab New → and you can check whatever trigger in the dropdown menu that works for you. Configure for whatever Windows version you have, although I'm not sure if this matters too much. Next you'll want to click Change user or Group, to go Advanced, and then on the middle right go to "find now" and highlight SYSTEM, then press OK, and OK again. Then go use the search function and open Task Scheduler. You'll see a bunch of files and aerohost.exe, just leave them in the folder. Once you got the zip, unzip it into a folder somewhere you'll remember. You can either go with the installer which does everything in the next few steps, or download the zip and follow the next few instructions. I haven't tried, but I wouldn't use this on insider builds. It tells you which ones it's compatible for. It will probably break after every major update like the FCU, so I would disable it before updating. Make sure to download the right one for your build of windows. You'll need to download this first before anything (I am not the developer!!).
I can't confirm if this will work with everyone. Image My machine currently runs Windows 10 Pro on Versionę Build 16299. DISCLAIMER I am not responsible if you break dwm or nuke your registry or your wife leaves you.
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