Unlock Hidden Themes

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  1. QuackPot
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    Unlock Hidden Themes


    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI_quIwH8tQ"]YouTube - Unlock Hidden Windows 7 Themes[/ame]

    See tutorial also: Themes - Regional

    Sorry if posted before but the themes are pretty cool.
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  3. Antman
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    QuackPOt - why don't I have those themes in my Globalization folder?
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  4. QuackPot
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    Antman said:
    QuackPOt - why don't I have those themes in my Globalization folder?
    That's because it isn't in the Globalization folder.

    Try:

    windows\Globalization\mct

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  6. TheSchaft
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    Antman said:
    QuackPOt - why don't I have those themes in my Globalization folder?
    Missing here also (RTM and RC1). No MTC folder.
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  7. QuackPot
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    You did enable the see all hidden folders option, yes?
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  8. TheSchaft
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    QuackPot said:
    You did enable the see all hidden folders option, yes?
    Yes. Globalization only has two sub-folders, neither is MTC
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  10. AMG
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    I got it...Just do exactly what the video says...
    Thanks Quakpot
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  11. Element7
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    Cool it works!

    +rep!

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  12. TheSchaft
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    Ah, found the secret. "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)" needs to be cleared. (Solution was in https://www.sevenforums.com/customiza...en-themes.html posting)
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  13. gzt7d8
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    That is SO COOL!! I found the hidden themes just like the video describes. So has anyone here tried it with the RTM versions? Just curious if I'll need to keep these notes for later.

    Or better yet, someone should put this in the Tutorials!!

    Got my vote!


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