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You could check on deviantART: where ART meets application! for a theme that would suit,or you could use one of mr.grims,heres his new one
https://www.sevenforums.com/customiza...-x86-beta.html

Heres the tutorial- Theme - How to Apply Custom Themes

Just be careful,some themes work in 64bit and not in 32 bit.

Dan

Minotar said:

You could check on deviantART: where ART meets application! for a theme that would suit,or you could use one of mr.grims,heres his new one
https://www.sevenforums.com/customiza...-x86-beta.html

Heres the tutorial- Theme - How to Apply Custom Themes

Just be careful,some themes work in 64bit and not in 32 bit.

Dan

Thanks Dan but I dont want to change my theme it took me ages to get rid of the user picture and if I change it comes back even on my saved theme.

Theme - Customize Custom Themes

The above should be what your looking for:)

I would use resorator to make the changes of a copy,then change the name of the original theme and paste your copy fully done into the file folder,incase you make mistakes that is,but if your confident then there would be no need

Minotar said:

Theme - Customize Custom Themes

The above should be what your looking for:)

I would use resorator to make the changes of a copy,then change the name of the original theme and paste your copy fully done into the file folder,incase you make mistakes that is,but if your confident then there would be no need

I have tried before to open a theme file in restorator but it tells me it is an unsupporeted file.
Any thoughts?

alan5573 said:

Minotar said:

Theme - Customize Custom Themes

The above should be what your looking for:)

I would use resorator to make the changes of a copy,then change the name of the original theme and paste your copy fully done into the file folder,incase you make mistakes that is,but if your confident then there would be no need

I have tried before to open a theme file in restorator but it tells me it is an unsupporeted file.
Any thoughts?

It says in the guide to open the original file first with restorator,as in the theme you downloaded,i take it you did donwload a theme?

If your using the default theme, open C:\windows\resources\themes and copy which ever theme you are using to my documents,open it wiht restorator there,maybe it will work that way.

No I just made a copy of my current theme. Is that not right?

Minotar said:

If your using the default theme, open C:\windows\resources\themes and copy which ever theme you are using to my documents,open it wiht restorator there,maybe it will work that way.

That's what I did. Restorator won't open a theme file