A Shortcut for Enabling the Aero

As I have written yesterday, there are times where you want to turn on/off your Windows Vista Aero features. Often, users want their aero feature in Windows Vista turned off because of performance issues. But when showing off during a presentation to a user group, you would want to show off the Windows Vista Aero glass. As mentioned, I myself have done it once or twice when I first got my laptop in 2007 excited to show off Windows Vista Aero.

To be able to quickly enable the feature via shortcuts, follow the steps below:
1. Right-click on a location where the pop-up menu appears
2. Click on create shortcut
3. Type “rundll32.exe dwmApi #102”
4. That’s it
That should instantly enable your Windows Vista Aero feature

To be able to disable, follow the steps below:
1. Right-click on a location where the pop-up menu appears
2. Click on create shortcut
3. Type “rundll32.exe dwmApi #104”
4. That’s it
That should instantly disable your Windows Vista Aero feature