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This value is located in the following registry key:. By default, the registry size limit is 25 percent of the paged pool. The default size of the paged pool is 32 MB, so this is 8 MB.

If the value of this entry is greater than 80 percent of the size of the paged pool, the system sets the maximum size of the registry to 80 percent of the size of the paged pool. This prevents the registry from consuming space needed by processes.

Note that setting this value does not allocate space in the paged pool, nor does it assure that the space will be available if needed. The paged pool size is determined by the PagedPoolSize value in the following registry key:.

For an example of how to determine the current and maximum sizes of the registry, see Determining the Registry Size.

The maximum paged pool is approximately , MB so the registry size limit is MB. Skip to main content. There are clearly different forces driving it. There are ways, though they involve installation of software to "hook" things basically, hacking that you can bring back the ability to load desktop themes, and even to bring back Aero Glass to the Windows 8.

I have stopped short of replacing the theme, but have set up Aero Glass via a 3rd party tool. In my case I missed the drop shadows around windows very much, and set out to find a way to bring them back.

Aero Glass for Windows 8. I agree that the loss of configurability is terrible, but this is kind of old news now - and you're not going to get many folks agreeing with you because it's not fashionable. Configurability and utility are apparently not coming back.

Nor, apparently, are very many people embracing Windows 8 - which is a good thing; a lack of sales may well bring Microsoft back to the straight and narrow. I have a particular colour I need the windows to be so that I can continue taking screenshots for some technical documentation and want to maintain consistency. Windows7 was the last OS to feature full "Advanced Appearance" dialog.

For Windows8, developers aggregated these controls, providing simplified interface with magnification and themes selection. Sadly, this deferred expert users from genuinely customizing system's appearance. At present Windows10 TechPreview we only have Control Panel page 'Display', providing multi-screen magnification control and some text formatting.

To manually customize colors and appearance in Win8, Win8. For color options see registry entries in:. Have to agree with Noel: after Bill Gates left, Microsoft was pulled towards sales and monetization. With general folks mass-entering digital sphere, last decade had a few good years for social media and googly entertainment; - for serious IT?

At the same time, Intel signed some dubious licenses with Apple, effectively preventing them from developing PC graphic drivers for PowerVR-sgx5 chips. Thankfully, now Bill Gates is back and Microsoft has "always so good" future goals, again.

Be the first to get Windows 10 - might be the last OS you install! Why would you like to modify windows when there is a very clever group of people deciding what is best for you on daily basis?!?!? All the bells and whistles since add little value and what we have lost was of more value.

Linux fans have to admit that they have been copying the W95 look and feel since W95 was completely customizable and Microsoft encouraged it. Every version of Windows since has become less customizable until, with Windows 10, you have virtually no customization at all except to choose one color and Microsoft does all the rest for you.

Now we have white-on-white scroll bars, disappearing scroll bars even though, for many years, Microsoft, correctly, preached to disable not remove functionality based on context. Microsoft has forgotten all that they once knew about usability in favor of trying to make your desktop operate like a phone - and now give up on the phone but your desktop still has to behave like one.

You are absolutey rightm, Satman1w. Microsoft has it's "experts" deciding what's best for us as though we can't think for ourselves. Sounds like they are the computer "government".

That's just plain idiotic. Before the last update OS version where Control Panel option was present on right context menu on Start Button, the Color change in registry worked!!! To bad there isn't a vote option to bring it back System locale:. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Posted November 1, I've found a few mistakes and fixed them.

Here is the same thing for Korean language:. Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community. Register a new account. Sign in Already have an account? Sign In Now. Go to topic listing.



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