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Post by theinsane101 on Feb 28, 2024 8:38:48 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 10 page now looks like the one in Windows 7 and even gives the same colours, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
I used the same method for Vista's page and succeeded as well.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
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Post by Brawllux on Feb 28, 2024 9:32:06 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 7 page is now fully functional in 10, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
The "Windows 7 page is now fully functional in 10" part might be misleading. 10 page modified to look like 7 would be better. |
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Post by theinsane101 on Feb 28, 2024 9:50:48 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 7 page is now fully functional in 10, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
The "Windows 7 page is now fully functional in 10" part might be misleading. 10 page modified to look like 7 would be better. Thanks for the feedback. Adjusted. |
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Post by eggcorn on Mar 23, 2024 18:12:26 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 10 page now looks like the one in Windows 7 and even gives the same colours, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
I used the same method for Vista's page and succeeded as well.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
Works fully on Windows 11 22h2! thanks |
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Post by theinsane101 on Mar 29, 2024 6:15:40 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 10 page now looks like the one in Windows 7 and even gives the same colours, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
I used the same method for Vista's page and succeeded as well.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
Works fully on Windows 11 22h2! thanks |
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Post by Legofan on Mar 30, 2024 13:06:03 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 10 page now looks like the one in Windows 7 and even gives the same colours, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
I used the same method for Vista's page and succeeded as well.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
Did some experimenting in private with a couple other people in my friend circle and you can restore frost by giving it its own color ID. This is exactly what the Win8to7 Transformation Pack does so i extracted its colors to add them back.
Heres a link for that (comes with a themecpl.dll.mun that adds all of the swatches and the Windows 7 themeui.dll)
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Post by gombau on Apr 22, 2024 2:00:29 GMT -8
Brawllux told me where the default colours' registry keys in Windows 10 are stored, and from there I copied 7's equivalent keys and replaced the keys in 10 with them. Together with modifying themecpl.dll.mun, the Windows 10 page now looks like the one in Windows 7 and even gives the same colours, except for the Frost colour, which still uses Windows 8's auto-colour-from-background function instead of the actual frost colour.
I used the same method for Vista's page and succeeded as well.
Here is the pack with the instructions and files to replace:
Let me know if there is anything unclear or wrong!
Did some experimenting in private with a couple other people in my friend circle and you can restore frost by giving it its own color ID. This is exactly what the Win8to7 Transformation Pack does so i extracted its colors to add them back.
Heres a link for that (comes with a themecpl.dll.mun that adds all of the swatches and the Windows 7 themeui.dll)
I tried to install this, but given that there's just two files, "themecpl7.dll" and "themecpl.dll.mun" I just renamed the first one to "themecpl.dll" and replaced the original versions of the files with these ones. It ended up breaking my Color and Appearance page, so I had to revert the first file. The second file, the mun file worked for me, it changed the color images for the Windows 7 ones. How can the Personalization images (theme images and so on) be replaced with the Windows 7 counterparts as well? |
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Post by Legofan on Apr 22, 2024 2:04:06 GMT -8
Did some experimenting in private with a couple other people in my friend circle and you can restore frost by giving it its own color ID. This is exactly what the Win8to7 Transformation Pack does so i extracted its colors to add them back.
Heres a link for that (comes with a themecpl.dll.mun that adds all of the swatches and the Windows 7 themeui.dll)
I tried to install this, but given that there's just two files, "themecpl7.dll" and "themecpl.dll.mun" I just renamed the first one to "themecpl.dll" and replaced the original versions of the files with these ones. It ended up breaking my Color and Appearance page, so I had to revert the first file. The second file, the mun file worked for me, it changed the color images for the Windows 7 ones. How can the Personalization images (theme images and so on) be replaced with the Windows 7 counterparts as well? Do not replace the DLL. Place it alongside the existing one.
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Post by gombau on Apr 22, 2024 4:38:33 GMT -8
I tried to install this, but given that there's just two files, "themecpl7.dll" and "themecpl.dll.mun" I just renamed the first one to "themecpl.dll" and replaced the original versions of the files with these ones. It ended up breaking my Color and Appearance page, so I had to revert the first file. The second file, the mun file worked for me, it changed the color images for the Windows 7 ones. How can the Personalization images (theme images and so on) be replaced with the Windows 7 counterparts as well? Do not replace the DLL. Place it alongside the existing one.
Thank you, I didn't know you had to do it that way. So just to be sure, you put it alongside themecpl.dll in System32, right? Also, given that the file doesn't have themeui, should you grab it from Windows 7 (even though I can't remember well if Windows 7 has this file)? |
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Post by Legofan on Apr 22, 2024 4:42:24 GMT -8
Do not replace the DLL. Place it alongside the existing one.
Thank you, I didn't know you had to do it that way. So just to be sure, you put it alongside themecpl.dll in System32, right? Also, given that the file doesn't have themeui, should you grab it from Windows 7 (even though I can't remember well if Windows 7 has this file)? Themeui is not needed in this. |
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Post by gombau on Apr 22, 2024 4:59:48 GMT -8
Themeui is not needed in this. Well, so I added the file to System 32 and now it works, thank you. Do you know how to change the color images on "Personalization" where the themes show up? |
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Post by Legofan on Apr 22, 2024 5:05:27 GMT -8
Themeui is not needed in this. Well, so I added the file to System 32 and now it works, thank you. Do you know how to change the color images on "Personalization" where the themes show up? Pretty sure I did change them in the file I provided. |
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Post by gombau on Apr 22, 2024 10:46:47 GMT -8
Well, so I added the file to System 32 and now it works, thank you. Do you know how to change the color images on "Personalization" where the themes show up? Pretty sure I did change them in the file I provided. Yes, in the Color and Appearance section they changed, but they didn't change in the Personalization section. Here's two screenshots to show it. Attachments:
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Post by Legofan on Apr 22, 2024 10:54:49 GMT -8
Pretty sure I did change them in the file I provided. Yes, in the Color and Appearance section they changed, but they didn't change in the Personalization section. Here's two screenshots to show it. They are in themeui.dll, would replace it with the one I attached here cause 7's does not have a swatch for Automatic. They might not properly show anyway cause Cache.
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Post by gombau on Apr 22, 2024 11:01:44 GMT -8
Yes, in the Color and Appearance section they changed, but they didn't change in the Personalization section. Here's two screenshots to show it. They are in themeui.dll, would replace it with the one I attached here cause 7's does not have a swatch for Automatic. They might not properly show anyway cause Cache.
The file seems to be corrupted, I've downloaded it many times but it's just 0 bytes for some reason. You could reupload it. Attachments:
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Post by Legofan on Apr 22, 2024 11:18:07 GMT -8
They are in themeui.dll, would replace it with the one I attached here cause 7's does not have a swatch for Automatic. They might not properly show anyway cause Cache.
The file seems to be corrupted, I've downloaded it many times but it's just 0 bytes for some reason. You could reupload it. Now the File should work. Attachments:themeui.dll.mun.7z (246.51 KB)
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Post by gombau on Apr 22, 2024 11:23:57 GMT -8
The file seems to be corrupted, I've downloaded it many times but it's just 0 bytes for some reason. You could reupload it. Now the File should work. Thank you dude!  |
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