Windows Aero is Vista's new user interface and is based on desktop composition which is the process where each window and the desktop background is drawn separately and then composed by using the 3‑D graphics engine to create the desktop image a user sees. Vista's process for automatically enabling Aero is relatively involved, and to date, the process hasn't been very clear. But now that Vista is out the door - I've had time to catch up on my to-do list which includes writing a white paper describing the process. I’ve also included a trouble shooting guide. You can find the doc here. http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/display/aero_rules.mspx
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