Enable Glass Theme on Windows 10, 1803

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Windows has long been associated with its sleek and modern user interface. One of the key features that contribute to this perception is the glass theme or commonly known as Aero in older versions.

Aero was first introduced in Windows Vista as a way to give users an experience similar to what they would get on Mac OS X at that time. It offered several visual effects such as translucent windows, and animations when minimizing and maximizing them.

However, over time Microsoft has decided to remove this feature from its operating systems starting with the release of Windows 8. Fortunately for those who still want to enjoy this retro look or simply prefer it due to personal reasons; there's good news - you can easily enable Aero glass theme on your Windows 10 machine too!

Here are some simple steps that will guide you through enabling Glass Theme on windows 10,1803.

### Step1: Enable Developer Mode

To begin with, you'll need to enable developer mode first. To do this:

- Open the Start menu and type 'Windows + I' keys together.

- Click on Settings from the left-hand side of your screen

- Then click on Update & Security

- Scroll down until you see 'Preview builds' section at bottom right corner and toggle it ON.

### Step2: Enable Aero Glass Theme

Once developer mode is enabled, follow these steps:

1. Press Win + I to open Settings.

2. Click on Personalization from the left-hand side of your screen.

3. At the top-right corner of this new window click on 'Themes' button (looks like a small paintbrush icon).

4. Now scroll down through all available themes until you find 'Windows 10 Theme'.

5. Select it by double-clicking anywhere within its thumbnail area with mouse pointer over that particular image before clicking OK when prompted.

### Step3: Additional Steps for Windows Server Users

If your system is running on a server edition like windows server 2016 then follow these additional steps after step2:

1. Press Win + R to open Run dialog box.

2. Type 'gpedit.msc' without quotes and press Enter key

3. In Local Group Policy Editor navigate through Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Desktop > Aero

4. Double-click on 'AeroGlass' policy from right-hand side panel under 'Desktop'

5. Enable the option saying 'Enable desktop compositing' by selecting Enabled radio button at bottom-right corner

After following these simple steps, you should now be able to enable Glass Theme or more commonly known as Aero in older versions of Windows on your machine running windows 10/1803.

Enable glass theme on windows 10 1803