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Short version (for advanced users) • Patch system files using Ultimate Theme Patcher • Download a custom theme • Move theme to C: Windows Resources Themes • Apply theme in Windows 7 'personalise' menu Patching the files First we need to patch the 3 system files: • uxtheme.dll • themeui.dll • themeservice.dll The easiest way to do this is through a desktop patching client such as Universal Theme Patcher (v1.5). You can download Universal Theme Patcher in the links. Once downloaded,extract the files from the.zip and run in administrator mode either the 'UniversalThemePatcher-x64.exe' for 64 Bit OS or the 'UniversalThemePatcher-x86.exe' for 32 Bit OS. To run the software in administrator mode simply right click on the.exe and select run as administrator. The files won't be able to be patched without doing this. In Ultimate Theme Patcher, patch the 3 files by pressing 'patch' on the right hand side of the window (do it for each one). Ultimate Theme Patcher even creates a backup so you can easily restore the files to their original state if need be.

Restart your computer and you're ready to install themes. Installing Themes 'Installing' themes is really just downloading them and copying them into the correct directory. I like to find themes on DeviantArt, there's a whole category designated to it so they're easy to filter through. However you will pull up many results by searching 'Windows 7 Themes' in your favourite search engine. One thing to note is that there are two types of themes, 'Aero theme' and 'custom themes'.

An aero theme is like the built in themes that came with your PC, for example you probably have one called architecture, characters or landscapes. Jean Jacques Rousseau The Second Discourse Pdf Files. These themes do not need your system files to be modified and can even be downloaded off the Microsoft website. 'Aero themes' will usually be in the.themepack format. 'Custom themes' which can also use Widnows Aero features (confusing isn't it?) are usually in a compressed format as there will be multiple files to download. If you have a theme in this format you can be almost certain that it is a 'custom theme'; what you have just patched your system files to use. Once you have downloaded a theme you need to extract the compressed files to the themes directory, commonly found at: C: Windows Resources Themes the drive letter (C)is determined by where your Windows Installation is.