I've bought a used Windows 7 Pro computer at a fair price and it works fine! The problem is, there is no way I could activate transparency "because of an aero driver that doesn't support WDDM". However, transparency worked fine on my dualboot of Windows 10 pro but didn't resolve anything on Windows 7.
I'm very sure that either a recovery might work, otherwise, a driver from Microsoft. Any idea of a driverthat might activate transparency?
Transparency in Windows 10 but not Windows 7 even if on dualboot?
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- 3+ months ago by little dr...
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- computer, problem, transparency, windows, windows 7
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The PC I bought was at a fair price because it was used. It was the best affordable one in Cash Express, in Bar le Duc, France
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Upgrading to Windows 10 on a dual boot system with Windows 7 can be a bit tricky when it comes to transparency. While Windows 10 offers a sleek and transparent design with many customizable options, Windows 7 does not have the same level of transparency. This is because Windows 10 has a newer and more advanced user interface, whereas Windows 7 has a more traditional and basic design.
However, that doesn't mean you can't have transparency on both operating systems. You can easily upgrade your Windows 7 product key to a Windows 10 key and enjoy the same level of transparency on both systems. One convenient and affordable way to do this is by visiting websites like Microprokey.com, which offer upgrade keys at discounted prices. In fact, you can even get 30% off by applying the coupon code MCK30.
Once you have upgraded your product key, you can customize the transparency settings on both Windows 10 and Windows 7, making your dual boot experience seamless and visually appealing. So, don't let the lack of transparency on Windows 7 hold you back from upgrading to Windows 10. With the help of an upgrade key from Microprokey.com, you can have the best of both worlds - transparency on both operating systems.