Theme Pack - Create, Save, Install, and Delete

Brink said:

bonggo said:

Brink said:

Hello Bonggo, and welcome to Seven Forums.

They are listed in this registry location:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Wallpapers\Images

The default ones are coded, but you should see the extra ones listed in the right pane of "Images".

Hope this helps,
Shawn

thanks for welcoming me here

but forgive me i'm not quite understand what you mean
due to english is not my mother tongue

here's the screen shot from my registry
so is it safe for me to delete "ID0", "ID1", "ID-1", "ID2", and "ID3"
to delete the location/menu called DesktopBackground

fyi, i've installed a couple of the themes like the one i gave to you

Err, it looks like they are all coded now. There's no way to tell which one is for what folder by looking at it now. I'm not sure how to remove a listed "Picture Location" now.

hmmm okey,
i'll try to see my friends registry to see what they have

thank you so much to give me the hint

it's worked
my friends only have (Default) and "ID3"
so i deleted "ID0", "ID1", "ID-1", and "ID2"

That's great news Bonggo. Thank you for posting back with your results. :)

JamMasterClay said:

I was able to get the theme working with the RSS. I guess the way the RSS is in Photobucket isn't compatible but when I did it through frameit it worked. Now my only problem is that the screensaver isn't working. For some reason it seems like the screensaver line doesn't work unless it's one of the Windows defaults. Any user-installed screensavers don't seem to work. If anyone is able to figure out how to get a custom screensaver to work please let me know.

Either way, I'm just happy I got the RSS to work. Thanks again for all the help!

You're welcome. :)

Hello MallRat,

Sorry, but a .themepack will only include the items in OPTION ONE of the tutorial.

Usually what you are wanting to do involves a 3rd party program to modify and change the skin of Windows 7 instead.

MallRat,

I suppose one the Stardock programs that has the features that you need may work fine for this.

Hello Xarden,

I have not tried this with domains, but you might see if it may help.

Theme - Specify Default Theme to Load for New Users

Hope this helps,
Shawn