[WIN10] Resource Location for theme

[mikeparkie]

Apologies if this is in the wrong place. I would like to change the colour of the tree pane in explorer from white to a light grey, that's all I want to do. Can someone tell which is the easiest tool to use (ideally free), what the location is and whether I then need to install uxtheme etc to apply it or can I just apply theme edited theme?

Or if that's an up to date guide for Windows 10, that would be awesome.

Thanks in advance.

75807

[Agelyk]

if or if u need to buy "Style Builder" I do not think there is another way of coloring that part of the explorer.:sad:

[mikeparkie]

Apologies if this is in the wrong place. I would like to change the colour of the tree pane in explorer from white to a light grey, that's all I want to do. Can someone tell which is the easiest tool to use (ideally free), what the location is and whether I then need to install uxtheme etc to apply it or can I just apply theme edited theme?

Or if that's an up to date guide for Windows 10, that would be awesome.

Thanks in advance.

75807

Thanks for the reply, looks like I might have to drop some cash then. In style Builder then, what would I need to edit? Do I need to patch uxtheme to run the modified theme?

[Dark Knight]

Thanks for the reply, looks like I might have to drop some cash then. In style Builder then, what would I need to edit? Do I need to patch uxtheme to run the modified theme?

Anytime you change Windows from it's original state to a modified state you would need to run a theme patcher.

[Agelyk]

Thanks for the reply, looks like I might have to drop some cash then. In style Builder then, what would I need to edit? Do I need to patch uxtheme to run the modified theme?

UxStyle if you're in RS1
Uxtheme Patcher if you're in a previous version.

[mikeparkie]

Thanks for the replies guys :) I'll check it out.