When I import the button image, do I need to fix the SIZINGMARGINS? Which seems to be newer and maybe better?ĭo I import my default theme via the File-Open-Win7 menu? And do I need to run the style hack if I just imported my default theme, which I will use on the same PC, not updating Windows? I already posted all this in the "Windows-10-1809-WSB-update-and-Dark-Mode-Style-Script" thread.ĭo I use the WSB from the first post in that thread? Or do I use WSB from "Windows-10-19H1-1903-Updated-ClassMaps-and-Import-Scripts", I want to only change the buttons in the default Win10 one I have. I would post a picture but the forum wont let me. Nothing else in the default Win10 theme should change! I want it to have buttons like in Windows XP, but ONLY the buttons. Check out his DeviantArt profile and gallery to get more nice themes and stuff for Windows 10.I have an old Windows machine that will not be updated. At the moment of this writing, it works as expected under Windows 10 build 10240.Īll credits go to WIN7TBAR, who is the author of this theme. If you plan to upgrade Windows 10 RTM build to later Insider builds, it is better don't use any third-party theme.
The theme is claimed to be compatible with Windows 10 x86 and Windows 10 圆4 however with Windows 10 following the new continuous updating model, this theme can break on future Windows 10 builds. After that, you can get something like this: To get transparency and rounded borders, you will have to follow this guide. The author of this theme recommends using the AeroGlass mod for Windows 10 to have a more genuine look. The Taskbar is not skinned to become glassy like Windows 7 because Microsoft disabled that ability in the RTM build of Windows 10. Open "Personalization" from the Desktop context menu or use Winaero's Personalization Panel for Windows 10 app to apply the "Aero 7" or "Basic 7" theme and you are done.Unzip and copy the "Aero 7" folder and "Aero 7.theme" and "Basic 7.theme" files to the following location: C:\Windows\Resources\Themes.Download the following archive: Windows 7 theme for Windows 10.It involves installing UxStyle so you can use unsigned, third party themes.Īfter you have done that, follow these steps: Read the following article carefully: How to install and apply third party themes in Windows 10. It brings the appearance of Windows 7 back to Windows 10.įirst, you need to unlock third party themes support in Windows 10 because Microsoft has locked it down so only digitally signed themes can be used. There is an option to get an almost authentic Windows 7 look in Windows 10.
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