Enabling Custom Themes - Windows 7

**Mr GRiM** · March 8th, 2010 01:58 AM

After your trial runs out on Restorator you can change everything back to default by opening an elevated command prompt and running sfc /scannow, this will restore any modified system files, or there are other free alternatives you could try that will let you edit the system resources such as Resource Hacker

**stin** · March 8th, 2010 02:09 AM

Originally Posted by Mr GRiM

After your trial runs out on Restorator you can change everything back to default by opening an elevated command prompt and running sfc /scannow, this will restore any modified system files, or there are other free alternatives you could try that will let you edit the system resources such as Resource Hacker

I just found that a minute ago,I am trying to learn it now.it does not let you copy and paste like restorator did,I got to figure it out.Thanks man.Have you ever used this one?
stin

**stin** · March 8th, 2010 02:34 AM

I replaced the 4 bmp images 632,633,...etc that were in the shell32 replacement folder.I have win 7 64bit ultimate.I did this with both system32 and wow64.What should of happened? Should everything of went black.I want this bad man :rof

: I swear I do! How do I get the ALL Black everything? You know like you picture of the Midnight Theme? I can do this with a bit of guidence.

stin

**Mr GRiM** · March 8th, 2010 03:00 PM

Sorry Stin I haven't used that one myself and I am also sorry to say that I have lots of problems with x64 changing things, I have Vista on a dual bot and I always find I have better luck if I boot into Vista to make changes to the Windows 7 partition, the other alternative you have is to choose one of my icon packs and replace the images in the dll's in the data folder and then use the installer to install the icons and those images.