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valinet / Win11DisableRoundedCorners

A simple utility that cold patches dwm (uDWM.dll) in order to disable window rounded corners in Windows 11
GNU General Public License v2.0
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Error, Unable to restore DWM #19

Open cableghost opened 2 years ago

cableghost commented 2 years ago

As of today's latest 11 updates, it appears this approach no longer works? I receive the error "Unable to restore DWM"

valinet commented 2 years ago

I suggest you try ExplorerPatcher, it already has a better version of this patch built-in and much more. Alternatively, if you just want a patch standalone, the component that patches DWM from EP is kept in a separate repository, you can follow the instructions here to get that executable alone which does a much better job than this.

qinlili23333 commented 2 years ago

As of today's latest 11 updates, it appears this approach no longer works? I receive the error "Unable to restore DWM"

No, LOL. You just updated windows and you cannot restore it anymore because it is a different original file now! LOL, what?? Just delete bak file and patch again. IT IS THAT SIMPLE, wow.

thanks it works

hucker75 commented 2 years ago

Where is this bak file to delete?

cableghost commented 2 years ago

As of today's latest 11 updates, it appears this approach no longer works? I receive the error "Unable to restore DWM"

No, LOL. You just updated windows and you cannot restore it anymore because it is a different original file now! LOL, what?? Just delete bak file and patch again. IT IS THAT SIMPLE, wow.

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DWM Wow, people just assume. DWM does not appear to be one of the system updates, so how is one to assume it is, and how are we to know about deleting the bak file? You remind me of the computer tech guy on SNL years ago ... dork.

valinet commented 2 years ago

I don't get what the purpose of this thread is anymore, but just to mention it, the README already tells about the backup file and how it patches something belonging to the DWM, I don't understand why a Windows Update should be labelled "for DWM" to assume that it might change something regarding that... update descriptions ar enever this verbose for anything, they just generally tell what has changed and that's it.

hucker75 commented 2 years ago

You read the readme file?!

valinet commented 2 years ago

There is already a warning:

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Besides, I already recommended a more proper alternative that works better.

hucker75 commented 2 years ago

What's that in English?