Explorer: Windows 10 theme on Windows 7 And this is the actual Windows 10 technical preview’s explorer: Apart from the Window skinning, the developer sagorpirbd of the Windows 10 theme has included shell32.dll, ExplorerFrame.dll, and Start ORB Image. Let’s walk you through the steps on how to download and apply the theme.

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Important Note: This theme can only be applied on Windows 7 with Aero capability. Installing custom Visual style is tricky, not recommended for beginners. If you still want to try it out, make sure to create a “System Restore Point” before proceeding further, so that you can always revert to previous state if anything goes wrong. Step 1) Patch Windows Skinning Files Before you proceed to apply the third party visual style, you need to patch 3 Windows system files viz.

Uxtheme.dll, themeui.dll and themeservice.dll. Head over to our detailed article ““, and then return back here. Step 2) Download Windows 10 visual style theme for Windows 7 This Windows 10 visual style is in beta stage, hence may have some bugs. Seeing by the developers history, it seems like the theme will be updated frequently, so instead of giving a direct download link, we are giving you the where you can download the latest version of theme. Step 3) Applying Windows 10 theme on Windows 7 PC i) The downloaded file is typically a zip file, extract it, and navigate to the folder “Windows 10 Theme for Windows 7” >“Themes”. There will be a folder “Windows 10”, and a theme file “Windows 10.theme” in it.

Just wanted to take a moment to highlight Mike Swanson’s amazing theme pack for Windows 7. Mike is a colleague, friend who works just down the corridor from me. His primary role with the company is as a content owner for our developer conferences (he’s responsible for the keynotes). When he’s not focusing on his day job, Mike is also an amazingly talented macro photographer; in particular, he has developed a reputation as the “desktop wallpaper” man.

He’s one of the most popular and regularly downloaded photographers on, which is the kind of site you can spend hours perusing in search of that “perfect” shot to customize your machine. Windows 7 offers a perfect opportunity for Mike to showcase his talents to the world in ensemble fashion, through the introduction of “theme packs”. What is a theme pack? Glad you asked! A theme pack is essentially a single compressed file containing one or more desktop background images, along with optional customizations for the Aero glass, sounds, screen saver, icons, cursors, etc. To create one, all you do is set your own desktop up with the appropriate choices, and then click the “Save theme” link on the Personalization page in Control Panel.

(One important caveat: make sure you choose the “theme pack” type in the drop down list – otherwise it will save just the theme choices without the images themselves.) When you’ve saved the file, you should wind up with a single file with a.themepack extension. This file is actually a CAB-compressed archive, containing the relevant resources and a.theme text file in INI-format that describes how they are used. You can send this file to a friend or host it on the web, and any Windows 7 user can just open the file to install a new theme on their system. To get back to Mike, he’s created the nicest theme pack I’ve yet seen, containing twenty of his best macro images.

They’re beautiful pictures, full of vibrant colors and light, and they are also very well suited for desktop backgrounds. Want to check these out for yourself? Here’s the download link.