Windows 10 Themes created by Ten Forums members

Addition to last post:

If you know how to work with RGB settings you can also copy the reg file and create your own color combinations.

It, very basically works like the dll files that one put's in SYSWOW64 and System32 for creating a theme pack which links wallpaper, color, and customizations to the window chrome in the Windows UI. But this only changes certain color settings for one instance at a time. and not for all themes(unless you click and activate it for another and resave the theme with a name).

Gary said:

I got it, it kind of works if you use Classic Shell but bot everything.

Yeah some what in that direction. I actually like the look better(a neat contrast., it's like a UXStyles theme without turning on the theme patcher.
Here are some more shots of what it does:

Edwin said:

I guess you could try it. Myself, I would get completely out of my 'good' system and dual boot a test OS. P•I•T•A but safer!

I don't have any extra keys lying around. But I am planning on getting a 500GB Samsung Pro for my desktop, then I can run a VM and then I guess join back up in the Insider program and test that way, I wouldn't have to set up everything like on my host, just a few basics like Ccleaner & PicPick and of course where would I be without Process explorer. Then use the insider versions as my playground(which is actually good to see how future "current builds" will be effected.

Colorfast.zip

'Colorfast' HD Wallpaper courtesy of Richard Mohler:
(This wallpaper, posted earlier, inspired me)

https://interfacelift.com/wallpaper/...colorfast.html



Sample array:



Tweaks:
- 'Metro X3 - Teal' cursor (as shown on Disk Cleanup), pack available here:

http://exsess.deviantart.com/art/Met...-Two-411020859

- Show Menus in Folder Options,
- Disable Ribbon for a cleaner look, Ribbon Disabler:

http://winaero.com/download.php?view.18

- some native elements just don't look good in High Contrast, Header Icon Blanker: (provides a cleaner look)

http://www.askvg.com/how-to-remove-p...skbar-buttons/



(Firefox users should create a user style in C:\Users\*****\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\***************\Chrome to ensure inactive tabs remain visible.
Paste the following code into Notepad, save it as UserChrome.css and place it in the aforementioned folder:

Code:

  tab:not([selected="true"] ) {

      color: rgba(255,255,255,0.95) !important;}

Note: Turn off Colors and Transparency in Settings before switching to High Contrast.

Enjoy! :)

@Edwin I love those colors, Another thing to put on a growing list to create with my color reg file for an unpatched look. I'll get back to you for the RGB values:).

Gary said:

I got it, it kind of works if you use Classic Shell but bot everything.

Hi Gary, I was just curious, have you given the reg file a shot?