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My version of Windows is up to date (Atleast up to April 2024 as per update warning)
I'm running the latest version or the one prior of the Windows 10to7 Transformation Pack (I checked the changelog on the downloads page before opening the issue).
What version of Windows 10 are you using the transformation pack on?
Windows 10 22H2
What version of the Transformation Pack are you having issues with?
3.6.1.51
Summarise the issue
All the windows have abnormally big buttons.
Screenshots
How do you reproduce the bug/inaccuracy?
nothing, just installed with all of the options clicked.
Expected behaviour
Its supposed to have smaller buttons just like in Windows 7.
can confirm the same issue is happening to me, defender is disabled.
on 3.7 this might be related to the OpenGlass service not running correctly (which happens sometimes) and that is fixable by going into services.msc and restarting the service.
Heyo, The same issue is happening to me on my end and attempting to restart the service threw up an Error 1503 even when I attempted to run Services.msc in admin.
Heyo, The same issue is happening to me on my end and attempting to restart the service threw up an Error 1503 even when I attempted to run Services.msc in admin.
I ended up trying this and it sadly didn't seem to fix anything. I get that error any time I try to run the OpenGlassHost executable, whether manually or through Services.msc or Task Manager. Tried to run it in admin in all cases, no luck. Tried to reinstall OpenGlass through the installer provided (with and without Windows Defender being enabled) and even went so far as to reinstall the entire pack, no luck either.
Attempting to run the executable manually gives this error.
Strangely, DWMBlurGlass works out of the gate whereas OpenGlass doesn't. It's weird because it was working before.
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ImSwordQueen commentedon Jul 28, 2026
Check if defender didn't flag OpenGlass as malicious
sasdallas commentedon Aug 10, 2026
can confirm the same issue is happening to me, defender is disabled.
ImSwordQueen commentedon Aug 14, 2026
on 3.7 this might be related to the OpenGlass service not running correctly (which happens sometimes) and that is fixable by going into services.msc and restarting the service.
RedSavarin commentedon Aug 26, 2026
Heyo, The same issue is happening to me on my end and attempting to restart the service threw up an Error 1503 even when I attempted to run Services.msc in admin.

ImSwordQueen commentedon Aug 26, 2026
Try reinstalling OpenGlass using this installer: https://github.com/Win10to7/OpenGlass-10to7/releases/download/v2.6.2.2891-2026-07-29/OpenGlassSetup.exe
RedSavarin commentedon Aug 27, 2026
I ended up trying this and it sadly didn't seem to fix anything. I get that error any time I try to run the OpenGlassHost executable, whether manually or through Services.msc or Task Manager. Tried to run it in admin in all cases, no luck. Tried to reinstall OpenGlass through the installer provided (with and without Windows Defender being enabled) and even went so far as to reinstall the entire pack, no luck either.
Attempting to run the executable manually gives this error.
Strangely, DWMBlurGlass works out of the gate whereas OpenGlass doesn't. It's weird because it was working before.