Easy Way To Unlock Windows 7 Hidden Themes

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Easy Way To Unlock Windows 7 Hidden Themes

Post by vicked.vicky » Jan 12, 2010 Views: 2058

Easy Way To Unlock Windows 7 Hidden Themes

Windows 7 had created a special themes for some reasons and it does get activated when we select the region while installing the windows 7, otherwise it just stays disable. But don't worry you can manually activate these themes by following simple 10 steps.

1. Open Windows Explorer

2. Click Organize, and select Folder and Search Options.

3. Go to View tab.

4. Select Show hidden files, folders and drivers and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended). If prompted with confirmation, click Yes.

5. Click OK.

6. Browse to the following folder: \Windows\Globalization\MCT\

7. There are five folders in the name with format MCT-XX (where XX is AU, CA, GB, US, or ZA) which represents globalization settings for each region. Go into the folder that you want to activate its theme.
Note: AU, CA and ZA regions have the same themes.

8. Open the Theme folder inside the selected region folder.

9. Double click on the XX.theme file to apply the theme to the Windows 7 desktop system. Once a theme is ran and activated, the theme will be remembered and saved into Personalization options, so that user can change or select the theme again directly from Personalization settings screen.

10. Now to go to Folder Options to reverse the first 5 steps to hide the hidden and protected system files and folders again.
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Post by ujala » Jan 12, 2010

hmm well i lime this window n love 2 use it ....Thanks vicky 4 such a nice n informative post

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Post by Wasim » Jun 17, 2010

very good

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