- Nov 20, 2013
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Hi, everyone.
I'm getting REALLY frustrated with Windows disabling Aero randomly. I even bought a new power supply to try to fix it.
Anyway, I think it's Google Chrome that's causing it to disable, but sometimes closing all Chrome processes doesn't bring it back. I have been using net stop/start uxsms commands to toggle it on and off to try to restore it. Twice I actually got a notification showing Google Chrome wasn't compatible with Aero. I didn't write down the PID's though. I'll try to replicate it.
Also, people have said refreshing your windows index helps. For some reason, I also can't do that. It gets to video playback and crashes and says "could not measure video playback performance". So Idk what the deal is.
990FX Killer Mobo
FX-8320
8GB PNY Optima
Gigabyte GTX 770 x3Windforce 2GB
Seasonic S12 SS-650W PSU
Overclocked or not, this is an issue, so it shouldn't be overclocking causing it.
I'm getting REALLY frustrated with Windows disabling Aero randomly. I even bought a new power supply to try to fix it.
Anyway, I think it's Google Chrome that's causing it to disable, but sometimes closing all Chrome processes doesn't bring it back. I have been using net stop/start uxsms commands to toggle it on and off to try to restore it. Twice I actually got a notification showing Google Chrome wasn't compatible with Aero. I didn't write down the PID's though. I'll try to replicate it.
Also, people have said refreshing your windows index helps. For some reason, I also can't do that. It gets to video playback and crashes and says "could not measure video playback performance". So Idk what the deal is.
990FX Killer Mobo
FX-8320
8GB PNY Optima
Gigabyte GTX 770 x3Windforce 2GB
Seasonic S12 SS-650W PSU
Overclocked or not, this is an issue, so it shouldn't be overclocking causing it.
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