Classic Theme / Basic Theme Method!
Oct 18, 2022 6:54:37 GMT -8
Post by notmyfault on Oct 18, 2022 6:54:37 GMT -8
Hello everyone! I found the safe way (without any false positives made by antiviruses) that you can test on a host computer! I am gonna explain first the Classic Theme method.
Classic Theme Method:
So first you need to download SetClassicTheme.exe app, which i'll attach to a thread here: SetClassicTheme.exe Download Link
Then, open cmd.exe and move to the directory you have SetClassicTheme.exe
Now, type the name of downloaded app, and then type name of file that should have Classic Theme, like this:
And then, the result should look like this:
I dunno why, but this app does not work with file explorer. If you want you can just run it without any file names but i don't recommend it.
This method also doesn't work with dialog boxes, they are still in Metro style.
You can also put this app into task schedule to still have Classic Theme after rebooting.
Basic Theme Method:
This method is easier. You need the app named BasicThemer2.exe, it's attached below:
Basic Themer 2 Download Link
Then, just open the app by file explorer, it doesn't need admin privigiles, same as Classic Theme method.
The effects should look like this:
This one is a bit more fixed, cause it applies to all apps, and it also works with dialog boxes, but not with file explorer.
Anyways, bye for now! I hope I helped you!
Classic Theme Method:
So first you need to download SetClassicTheme.exe app, which i'll attach to a thread here: SetClassicTheme.exe Download Link
Then, open cmd.exe and move to the directory you have SetClassicTheme.exe
Now, type the name of downloaded app, and then type name of file that should have Classic Theme, like this:
And then, the result should look like this:
I dunno why, but this app does not work with file explorer. If you want you can just run it without any file names but i don't recommend it.
This method also doesn't work with dialog boxes, they are still in Metro style.
You can also put this app into task schedule to still have Classic Theme after rebooting.
Basic Theme Method:
This method is easier. You need the app named BasicThemer2.exe, it's attached below:
Basic Themer 2 Download Link
Then, just open the app by file explorer, it doesn't need admin privigiles, same as Classic Theme method.
The effects should look like this:
This one is a bit more fixed, cause it applies to all apps, and it also works with dialog boxes, but not with file explorer.
Anyways, bye for now! I hope I helped you!