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Windows 7 - How to use all world themes in one

 
10-21-2011   #1


Windows 7 64bit Ultimate (Retail)
 
 

How to use all world themes in one

I know title does not explain it very well but i'm trying to do what is described here:

Access Hidden Regional Themes in Windows 7 - How-To Geek

In a nutshell i'd like to get ALL the hidden regional themes loaded into a single theme, so i can give the machine to someone and they will have plenty to look at without having to worry about changing it themself, I have tried "Syntax error" method but even after taking ownership of it i still get an error saying "Access is denied" so anyone have any ideas where i'm going wrong?

All1

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10-21-2011   #2


Windows 7 Pro 64 SP1
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Alloneword View Post
I know title does not explain it very well but i'm trying to do what is described here:

Access Hidden Regional Themes in Windows 7 - How-To Geek

In a nutshell i'd like to get ALL the hidden regional themes loaded into a single theme, so i can give the machine to someone and they will have plenty to look at without having to worry about changing it themself, I have tried "Syntax error" method but even after taking ownership of it i still get an error saying "Access is denied" so anyone have any ideas where i'm going wrong?

All1
Why don't you just put all the walls in a single folder and select that folder from the theme you choose, save that theme with all the walls included.

Theme Pack - Create, Save, Install, and Delete

I don't know about the "Syntax Error" method, but here's our tutorial for the same thing,

Themes - Regional
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10-21-2011   #3


Acer laptop W 7 Pro SP1 64 bit & Dell Desktop W 7 Pro SP1 32 bit
 
 


Here is a ThemePack of the World wallpapers in it.
World.themepack
Jerry
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10-21-2011   #4


Windows 7 64bit Ultimate (Retail)
 
 


Thanks Jerry but using thyat themepack gives just about 20 images but when you look at "Syntax Error" method there is about 80 or 90 images so way more then world themepack offers.

Derek using the link you gave me only gave the same number of images (about 20) there are supposed to be loadds more hidden world themes but as yet i have not worked out how to get them yet, but i'm working on it, if i find out
how i'll post back.

All1
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10-21-2011   #5


Windows 7 Pro 64 SP1
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Alloneword View Post
Thanks Jerry but using thyat themepack gives just about 20 images but when you look at "Syntax Error" method there is about 80 or 90 images so way more then world themepack offers.

Derek using the link you gave me only gave the same number of images (about 20) there are supposed to be loadds more hidden world themes but as yet i have not worked out how to get them yet, but i'm working on it, if i find out
how i'll post back.

All1
You can download them one at a time right here,

Windows 7 themes - Microsoft Windows
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10-21-2011   #6


Acer laptop W 7 Pro SP1 64 bit & Dell Desktop W 7 Pro SP1 32 bit
 
 


I could not find any more hidden wallpaper just what is shown in the how to geek link maybe other country OS have others mine is US. I searched for PL-wp1.jpg on my system not there but a google search did find it.
If you find them all making a themepack is easy.
Jerry
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