Windows 10: Customize appearance of Windows 10

Hello community!

I would like to know if there is any software or page that allows you to perzonalize the appearance of Windows beyond what is allowed by default.

Thanks!

:)

 

Appearance and Customization

I can't speak for anyone else other than myself. Perhaps they're busy: I understand some humungous number of users across the world have recently installed Windows 10. And then beyond that troubleshooting blind over the internet is a delicate and weird
art: sometimes it's hard for me to even guess at where to start based upon somebody's text description in areas that I'd know backwards and forwards in person or under a debugger. I respect that people are trying their best and hope that at the least we can
all level up together. Consider that perhaps they're contacting XXX in department YYY who when they end up having time may need to talk to ZZZ to figure out possibilities as regards issue QQQ but perhaps they need to involve JJJ and so forth......... Troubleshooting
is hard and cryptic work. I'm a developer and know my areas pretty well so try to send mail to support staff when I think helpful to help inform them about how to troubleshoot/solve issues in my areas. I do respect that some of them may need to build up
expertise in all sorts of new areas. We all start somewhere.

 

Appearance and Customization

I suspect Vanessa was confused: most of that extended theming interface is not currently present.

 

Hi, it's worth you browsing some of the threads here to see what some people have done e.g. with high contrast themes. E.g. Edwin, Cliff S post many examples.
One thread:
Windows 10 Themes created by Ten Forums members - Solved - Windows 10 Forums

Programs like those from Stardock offer well-known ways.
SMACC by Superfly on this forum goes a considerable way to give you ways of changing colour in areas of Windows that Win 7 used to allow.
Qttabbar by Quizo lets you colour explorer, control panel backgrounds.
Aeroglass 8.1+ (not yet compatible with the Creator's build) offers transparent borders.
The Tutorial section offers the Aerolite theme, and a tutorial on applying colour to titlebars.

Here's an example of what I've done using a few relatively simple, quite easily reproducible and relatively robust means (i.e. no great issue with an upgrade or in-place upgrade repair install or sfc /scannow), and doesn't need a raft of manual changes:

 

That's great, thanks for the help. *Biggrin