Thick borders for CMD

When you launch CMD (CMD.exe) you get a window with black background, with a white header, and white scroll-bar on the right side, ...

but on the bottom and on the left side, there is no border.
Or, there is, but it is one pixel wide, and in dark grey.
This is super annoying if you place different CMD boxes over each other, because the all blend toghether, given the fact that the border is hardly visible.

How do you permanently make this border 5 or 10 pixels wide, and in other color (white for example) ?

dalchina said:

Hi, have you tried using the Aerolite theme? (Tutorial available).
Install Aerolite Theme in Windows 10



I use Aeroglass (3rd party utility).

I'll have a try with that one, but I'd hate to install a full theme just to get the borders fixed, but I guess this may still be the best option.

dalchina said:

Thank you for your reply.


It's actually already there in Windows - nothing to download.
And note this free tool- which makes reference to it (full explanation- just easy interface rather than registry changes):

I was stuck at step 1 of option 1 because it was not clear which of the two to download ... so, none of them.

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There's no folder like this on my Windows 10:
%LocalAppData%\Microsoft\Windows\Themes
The "Themes" directory is missing


edit: no winaero on my machine

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I chose Aero_Lite_Theme.zip to download

clicked on the aerolite.theme inside the zip file
This one created the "Themes" folder & opened the setting screen

In the "Colors" section I just picked a color
and my CMD boxes have a thick border (in the chosen color)

But a lot of other things change into that color as well - well, it could be worse