I'm signed in and receiving Google ads too. It appears identical to gmc2's screen shot.
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I've had this trouble on a 7 home premium 64-bit system too with the free version. Usually it froze after adding a cursor (perhaps that it didn't like). Tonight, however, I installed Intoxica which is a newer theme. After realizing that it froze, I deleted the theme and started the control panel again. It froze again (it had never done that before). So, I found this thread, right-clicked and set to compatibility mode with Vista SP2, opened the control panel, and
You're right, Bichur, I just found it in a different place on my computer. I bought my computer from a computer builder and looks like he installed it in 2005 (so an old version). Each different bootskin has it's own folder, and there is a bootskin.ini file and a bitmap file for the picture.
I just installed Fences and was working with the program. I moved a second shortcut to a fence, and it crashed explorer. Explorer then restarted and things seem fine at the moment. I have XP Pro with SP3.
I have an interesting situation. I do not have bootskin installed on my XP Pro SP3 system. When I installed the Mako Suite through Theme Manager, the supplied bootskin somehow replaced my regular boot screen and works great (animation and everything)!
The workaround mentioned by Seabass works great. I've not received anymore "Feed not available" messages since. Thank you!
Great, thanks again! I feel like a kid in a candy store. I just want to download EVERYTHING! [e digicons]:P[/e]
My anti-virus program was the problem. I've reinstalled Theme Manager and was able to apply the Aero Midnight theme (thank you for including this theme) correctly. There was a big problem, though, because none of the other themes downloaded from Wincustomize would load. In trying to figure this out, I came back to this thread and saw the key to getting it to work properly. In reply #10, Philly0381 said to check the box for advanced options before applying a theme. 
Hi Philly, My computer wouldn't finish loading completely often and then if it did, the CPU would max-out continuously. I had a hunch last night and think that I finally found the reason....my Kaspersky anti-virus program may have been interfering. I've gone in and done some tweaking, now I need to re-install Theme Manager and see what happens! Thanks!
I read under the software descriptions that Theme Manager is not supported in XP. Did this change? I have XP Pro and had problems after installation and then read that my OS can't support it (so I uninstalled).