Universal Theme Patcher for Windows 7


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    Universal Theme Patcher for Windows 7


    This will be a guide how to install Windows 7 themes properly. You can install themepacks created on Windows 7 by double-clicking on it, but for 3rd party themes you will have to patch your uxtheme.dll,themeui.dll and themeservice.dll.(You will find this files in C:/Windows/system32)
    First you need to backup this files for security.
    I attach the Universal Theme Patcher,and is free to download.Work in 32-bit and 64-bit.
    I have 64-bit and works for me every 3rd party theme!
    Attachment 82311 < There are the attachment! 100% free!!!!!
    If you have any questions I respond.
    Last edited by Jorbidas; 02 Jul 2010 at 04:03.
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    Attached where?
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  3. Posts : 17,322
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    Thanks but we have a couple tutorials for that already,

    Theme - How to Apply Custom Themes

    Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7
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    Thread Starter
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    Yes I know.:)
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    Jorbidas said:
    Yes I know.:)
    Then you might want add the option in this tutorial,

    Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7

    Which does not patch files, yet still enables custom themes.

    But since both options are already covered in those tutorials,

    Am I missing the main reason you are posting, since you said

    you already know about the tutorials?
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    derekimo said:
    Jorbidas said:
    Yes I know.:)
    Then you might want add the option in this tutorial,

    Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7

    Which does not patch files, yet still enables custom themes.

    But since both options are already covered in those tutorials,

    Am I missing the main reason you are posting, since you said

    you already know about the tutorials?
    steady. op is new here! and may not understand about dual posting
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    boohbah said:
    derekimo said:
    Jorbidas said:
    Yes I know.:)
    Then you might want add the option in this tutorial,

    Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7

    Which does not patch files, yet still enables custom themes.

    But since both options are already covered in those tutorials,

    Am I missing the main reason you are posting, since you said

    you already know about the tutorials?
    steady. op is new here! and may not understand about dual posting
    I realize that, I was just wondering if I was missing something.

    I had no intention of chastising, so I am sorry if it sounds that way.

    If the intention was to help, carry on!
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    derekimo said:
    boohbah said:
    derekimo said:

    Then you might want add the option in this tutorial,

    Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7

    Which does not patch files, yet still enables custom themes.

    But since both options are already covered in those tutorials,

    Am I missing the main reason you are posting, since you said

    you already know about the tutorials?
    steady. op is new here! and may not understand about dual posting

    I realize that, I was just wondering if I was missing something.

    I had no intention of chastising, so I am sorry if it sounds that way.

    If the intention was to help, carry on!
    me either derek
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  9. Posts : 17,322
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    boohbah said:
    derekimo said:
    boohbah said:
    steady. op is new here! and may not understand about dual posting

    I realize that, I was just wondering if I was missing something.

    I had no intention of chastising, so I am sorry if it sounds that way.

    If the intention was to help, carry on!
    me either derek
    No Problem Julian. :)
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