FINAL
2 System files included (SP1 compatible)
4 Wallpapers included
32bits and 64bits compatible
Taskbar on Bottom, Top and Left compatible
Window Color available (It's supposed to be without. Apply the theme again if it appears blue. Corners may have problems if you use it !)
INSTALL :
1) FIRST, DOWNLOAD AND RUN THIS Universal Theme Patcher IN ADMINISTRATOR MODE (right-clic > "Run as administrator"), UAC must be turned off
After patch, restart computer to take effect.
2) extract content ("Soft7 2.0.theme" & "Soft7 2.0" folder) into C:\Windows\Resources\Themes
and double-click on Soft7 2.0.theme
Then restart Windows in order that everything take effect ! (or only the explorer.exe if you know how to do it)
To change the navigation buttons you have to change your ExplorerFrame.dll :
Windows Theme Installer by Kishan-Bagaria
(Works only for the explorerframe.dll in "System32", so perfect for Windows 7 32bits. However, for Windows 7 64bits you'll also have to change the second explorerframe.dll (32bits) manually in the folder written below)
For 32bits Windows 7 :
Explorerframe.dll 32bits > "C:WindowsSystem32"
For 64bits Windows 7 :
Explorerframe.dll 64bits > "C:WindowsSystem32"
Explorerframe.dll 32bits > "C:WindowsSysWOW64"
YES, these are the right folders ! 64/32 and 32/64
I use [link] for a small shadow above the superbar
Icons in the superbar : Token by ~brsev
Start orb : steelOrb 2 by me
Icons in the Explorer : Zvend by Henri Liriani & Pry Frente by Jonas Rask
Wallpaper : eCO by ~lassekongo83
And is ur theme safe? isnt it going ot be a open door for some issues ? :\
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"! Cannot create folder C:\Windows\Resources\Themes
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect."
Can you help??
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One small slightly annoying thing that I've noticed is when you get a message on skype the Skype window in your taskbar doesn't flash orange like it usually does when using default windows themes. Regardless amazing theme.
I have make a rainmeter skin [link]
I know I put the correct files in the correct folder. I'm running 64-bit Windows 7 Home Premium SP1.
Why won't it work...
Go into : Control Panel > Appearance and Personalization > Display
And see what option is checked.
If you're using 100%, please take a screenshot of your result to see how your desktop looks (theme + navigation buttons) and try to explain to me the different steps that you do.
I'm sure we can find the solution