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[~:Eternal Themer:~]

how can i make this work?

29.0.2 (1/27/2022)
2. NEW: Skins can specify Frame\Edit\Colors\Faded to specify the fade color of things like the instructions on a search box (it defaults to blending the text and background).


Plus i notice in 29 release there is a dealy when i open the app to load my library the 28 version doesnt have that.

[Awesome Donkey]

Plus i notice in 29 release there is a dealy when i open the app to load my library the 28 version doesnt have that.

This is usually caused by an antivirus/antimalware app (usually Windows Defender) actively scanning and uploading a sample of the app. If you're using Windows Defender, try adding Media Center 29 to Defender's exclusions list. In my experience it typically happens when there's a recent new major Media Center release.

[~:Eternal Themer:~]

This is usually caused by an antivirus/antimalware app (usually Windows Defender) actively scanning and uploading a sample of the app. If you're using Windows Defender, try adding Media Center 29 to Defender's exclusions list. In my experience it typically happens when there's a recent new major Media Center release.

i dont use antivirus at all! the defender its fully disabled so its not from it....

[Awesome Donkey]

Windows Defender actually can't be fully disabled (even when using registry hacks or group policy changes), it's fully integrated into the operating system. In fact running with Defender partially disabled is a bad idea in general, unless you're using a third-party antivirus app as a replacement, there's really no reason to disable it.

[JimH]

If you start a topic, please use a subject that describes the problem.

[Matt]

This will make the instructions pink:

      <Entry Name="Edit" >
         <Entry Name="Background" Bitmap="Frame_Edit.png" NumberImages="4" Margins="2,2,2,2" />
         <Colors Text="353535" Back="C8C8C8" DisabledBack="f0f0f0" DisabledText="C8C8C8" Faded="ff00ff" />
      </Entry>

[~:Eternal Themer:~]

Windows Defender actually can't be fully disabled (even when using registry hacks or group policy changes), it's fully integrated into the operating system. In fact running with Defender partially disabled is a bad idea in general, unless you're using a third-party antivirus app as a replacement, there's really no reason to disable it.

defender can be disable if you know how, there are manny post on how you can do it, besides that as a pc technician i know well how it works so its 100% at my system

[~:Eternal Themer:~]

If you start a topic, please use a subject that describes the problem.

when i use the panel view at the artist music tree the app has a delay! for example if i use 3d cover all works normaly!

[Awesome Donkey]

defender can be disable if you know how, there are manny post on how you can do it, besides that as a pc technician i know well how it works so its 100% at my system

Again, it can only partially be disabled. Parts of it, like the Firewall and SmartScreen aren't disabled when doing this. And regardless, even if you can (partially) disable Defender, it doesn't mean you should. Disabling it likely does more harm than good, especially when you can accomplish a lot using exclusions versus just straight (partially) disabling it.

Bottom line, you really shouldn't mess with Defender in Windows 10 or Windows 11 unless you're using a third-party antivirus (which will automatically disable real-time protection in Defender but not fully disable Defender) or you're adding/removing exclusions. Otherwise there's no point, and you weaken your security doing so.

[~:Eternal Themer:~]

Again, it can only partially be disabled. Parts of it, like the Firewall and SmartScreen aren't disabled when doing this. And regardless, even if you can (partially) disable Defender, it doesn't mean you should. Disabling it likely does more harm than good, especially when you can accomplish a lot using exclusions versus just straight (partially) disabling it.

Bottom line, you really shouldn't mess with Defender in Windows 10 or Windows 11 unless you're using a third-party antivirus (which will automatically disable real-time protection in Defender but not fully disable Defender) or you're adding/removing exclusions. Otherwise there's no point, and you weaken your security doing so.

nothing runs on my system! only firewall cause of app updates and etc....smartscreen and defender is totally disabled! in app-services-low level drivers as well and works like a charm! the point is to know how you do it not to ignore it