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Windows Guide |
Windows includes themes to customize your desktop experience. A theme contains all the following settings saved into one .theme file. This includes:
a) Background wallpaper
b)
Colours
c) Sounds
d) Mouse cursor (images)
e) Desktop icon settings.
f) High contrast settings.
The settings are configured using the normal Personalisation settings.
If you click Save Theme, it will store your display settings into a .theme file in your AppData themes folder.
Windows comes with pre-defined themes for you: Windows (light), Windows (dark), Windows spotlight dynamic themes, Glow, Capture Motion,
and , Flow and VueScan dark mode.
You can download more themes from online by clicking on 'Get more themes in Microsoft Store.
On the Personalisation windows you can also configure the following:
a) Background. Change the image on your desktop.
b) Colours. Change colour for window taskbar and borders.
c) Themes. See above.
d) Lock Screen. Change the image or animation to show when the computer is locked or idle.
e) Text input. Change touch keyboard, voice typing, emoji and input method editor.
f) Start. Start menu settings
g) Taskbar. Taskbar settings.
h) Fonts. View and install new fonts.
i) Device usage.