Windows 10 Themes created by Ten Forums members

OldMike65 said:

Why don't you remove those arrows on some of your shortcut icons Cliff, I always remove them on my puters. Nice looking desktop Cliff. :)

Because the arrows let me know that it's only a shortcut if I want to delete it, and not the .exe

kado897 said:

It looks good Cliff.

Thanks Keith.

Cliff S said:

Because the arrows let me know that it's only a shortcut if I want to delete it, and not the .exe

That's the reason I always let the shortcut arrows be there, to clearly separate shortcuts from programs.

Cliff S said:

For my new PC I also got a bunch of software for my graphics card and motherboard.
Way too many short cut icons!
So I created folders(one for each: NVIDIA, msi, and bench marking stuff) to clean it up a bit.
I usually have my icons hidden and us the Desktop toolbar on the taskbar:

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So I want to share my new icons.

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What they look like
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Thanks Cliff

Dude said:

Thanks Cliff

You're welcome Doug:)

I haven't done a system theme in a while(it get's harder to find "new" color combinations that work all over)

I have been setting up my new PC(MSI motherboard and MSI GTX 1080 Graphics card) for weeks, and as the system cooling fans came with blue LED's and Gigabyte keyboard only has blue, cyan, and green backlighting, so I have made a blue MSI theme to fit my system, and want to share it.

I have been busy creating my blue wallpapers, and I took the old Cyan & Teal theme colors using @Superfly's SMACC and changed them to light & dark blue.

The zip folder comes with the theme pack and 2 more wallpapers. One is for your Lock/Sign-in screen, and the other is for your Mail/Calendar apps.

Contents


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Included Wallpapers

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   Information

Instructions:
1.) Download zip file by clicking the large bold text in post.
2.) Once downloaded, right click the zip file, select Properties, and unblock(a small checkbox on the bottom right corner of the General tab)
3.) Zipped file needs to be extracted by right clicking and choosing Extract(to any place you wish, I have created a Themes Library folder for this myself, but to Documents, or Desktop is ok too).
You can now delete the Zip files and/or themepack if you wish, once they are applied. Although... I recommend, if you like the theme, save the zipped files somewhere other than the system(C:) drive(backup).
4.) Then you just click the Themepack to install it(takes effect immediately). Also place the additional wallpapers in your Pictures library, and add them to the theme or apply them as I have marked.

   Note

To uninstall the theme: just go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Personalization change to another theme, then right click the one you don't wish to have any more, and delete it.

Additional: This is how the wallpaper marked for Mail will look when applied:

Cliff S said:

I haven't done a system theme in a while(it get's harder to find "new" color combinations that work all over)

I have been setting up my new PC(MSI motherboard and MSI GTX 1080 Graphics card) for weeks, and as the system cooling fans came with blue LED's and Gigabyte keyboard only has blue, cyan, and green backlighting, so I have made a blue MSI theme to fit my system, and want to share it.

I have been busy creating my blue wallpapers, and I took the old Cyan & Teal theme colors using @Superfly's SMACC and changed them to light & dark blue.

The zip folder comes with the theme pack and 2 more wallpapers. One is for your Lock/Sign-in screen, and the other is for your Mail/Calendar apps.

Contents


Attachment 114948



Included Wallpapers

---

   Information

Instructions:
1.) Download zip file by clicking the large bold text in post.
2.) Once downloaded, right click the zip file, select Properties, and unblock(a small checkbox on the bottom right corner of the General tab)
3.) Zipped file needs to be extracted by right clicking and choosing Extract(to any place you wish, I have created a Themes Library folder for this myself, but to Documents, or Desktop is ok too).
You can now delete the Zip files and/or themepack if you wish, once they are applied. Although... I recommend, if you like the theme, save the zipped files somewhere other than the system(C:) drive(backup).
4.) Then you just click the Themepack to install it(takes effect immediately). Also place the additional wallpapers in your Pictures library, and add them to the theme or apply them as I have marked.

   Note

To uninstall the theme: just go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Personalization change to another theme, then right click the one you don't wish to have any more, and delete it.

Good work Cliff, love the colours

Stephanie said:

Good work Cliff, love the colours

Thank you Stephanie.
I wish I could go carbon instead of grey, but it absolutely is impractical with an AeroHybrid theme.

Cliff S said:

I haven't done a system theme in a while(it get's harder to find "new" color combinations that work all over)

I have been setting up my new PC(MSI motherboard and MSI GTX 1080 Graphics card) for weeks, and as the system cooling fans came with blue LED's and Gigabyte keyboard only has blue, cyan, and green backlighting, so I have made a blue MSI theme to fit my system, and want to share it.

I have been busy creating my blue wallpapers, and I took the old Cyan & Teal theme colors using @Superfly's SMACC and changed them to light & dark blue.

The zip folder comes with the theme pack and 2 more wallpapers. One is for your Lock/Sign-in screen, and the other is for your Mail/Calendar apps.

Contents


Attachment 114948



Included Wallpapers

---

   Information

Instructions:
1.) Download zip file by clicking the large bold text in post.
2.) Once downloaded, right click the zip file, select Properties, and unblock(a small checkbox on the bottom right corner of the General tab)
3.) Zipped file needs to be extracted by right clicking and choosing Extract(to any place you wish, I have created a Themes Library folder for this myself, but to Documents, or Desktop is ok too).
You can now delete the Zip files and/or themepack if you wish, once they are applied. Although... I recommend, if you like the theme, save the zipped files somewhere other than the system(C:) drive(backup).
4.) Then you just click the Themepack to install it(takes effect immediately). Also place the additional wallpapers in your Pictures library, and add them to the theme or apply them as I have marked.

   Note

To uninstall the theme: just go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Personalization change to another theme, then right click the one you don't wish to have any more, and delete it.

Nice work Cliff.

kado897 said:

Nice work Cliff.

Thank you Keith:)