Windows 10: How Do I Prevent 'Themes Settings' Popping Up When Switching Themes?

Yeah I'll jkust stick to what I got. Thanks anyway man

 

I pinned to my start menu 2 shortcuts to 2 windows themes to easily switch between the 2 themes. But the problem is when I switch to a theme, the Themes Settings window pops up. I dont want that. How can I prevent that from popping up when I switch themes??

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Dual Display Backgrounds in Windows 10

In Windows 8.1 we could set up different background wallpapers on dual monitors but when switching to Windows 10 I can't figure out how.

In Windows 8.1 I had set up themes based on dual background wallpapers and when upgrading to Widows 10 it kept those themes but when trying to create new ones I cannot find the option to do this.

Can you help?

Thank you.

 

Windows 10 - Dual Monitors Won't Duplicate Themed Background

I just switched my secondary monitor to a new HDMI monitor, and now my dual monitor set-up with only show two different backgrounds when I select a theme. How do I correct this so that extending my display also extends the same background on a particular
theme?

 

Hi @yahanna (again)

Was thinking of your problem with themes switching, and came across Winaero theme switcher. It can be run from command prompt, so you can make shortcut and put your theme name into the link:
complete target name is: location and name of themeswitcher (Windows will do it for you) and location and name of theme. - this should work without location, but wasn't for me. Also you can check Windows 8 compatibility.
Target:

Hope this will work.

 

I'm somewhat confused by your reply. Will the ThemeSwitcher program prevent the Thmes Settings window from popping up everytime I switch between themes?

FYI I just dont want to install any programs to do that. I want to do it withouit using any downloaded programs. Let me know. Thanks.

 

Yes, Themeswitcher will change themes without settings popup, I've tried it out. No need to install this program, it's portable, you just make a shortcut with it with the command in it, like shown above.

If you don't want to use it, it's your choice.. For now, I don't know how to do what you want with Windows alone. Will let you know, if something comes along.