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I no longer use any of these programs (windows blinds and those like it) to alter the looks of my version of windows because it slows my computer to a crawl (Hardly restart and constantly doing something that requires the speed). The only mod I would ever install on my machine is a replacement for "Explorer.exe" which doesn't really eat resources.
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