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| Discussion starter Join Date: May 2007 Location: Manchester, UK
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| I want to know how to change Windows theme via the command prompt like the title says, I dont know how much more specific I can be lol, I want to make a batch file so I can switch from Aero to Classic by double clicking it on my desktop. |
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| the wicked one | Quote:
<ctrl>+<shift>+F9 should do the trick EDIT: oh and rtfm ;P Last edited by MRiGnS : 08-08-2007 at 03:51 AM. | |
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| the wicked one | Quote:
Well if it doesn't work making a batch file that "pushes" ctrl+shift+f9 won't work for you neither. try Code: net stop uxsms Code: net start uxsms just make batch files in the system32 dir and give them admin rights. Last edited by MRiGnS : 08-08-2007 at 06:21 AM. | |
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