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Here's how to get the dark title bar (Windows): 1) Hit Start, search "regedit", press ENTER. It can also be found in… Here's how to get the dark title bar (Windows): 1) Hit Start, search "regedit", press ENTER. It can also be found in "C:\Windows\.." 2) Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_Machine\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Themes\ by opening the folders in the left pane. 3) Create the Accents key under Themes if it does not exist by right-clicking on the Theme folder and selecting New -> Key then renaming the key to "Accents." 4) Open the Accents key. 5) Create a subkey named "0" under Accents and another named "Theme0" under that. 6) Create a new DWORD (32-bit) value named "Color" under Theme0. You can create new DWORD values by right-clicking in the right pane and selecting New -> DWord (32-bit) and then renaming the entry it creates. 7) Open the Color DWORD value by double-clicking on it. 8) Enter a the Color value "ff191919" and click OK. 9) Open up the Personalization program by through start, or by right clicking on your desktop and then clicking Personalize. 10) Click on the Color tab, then your new custom color should be at the bottom of the list! 11) Check "Show color on title bar" to ON.
Feb 15, 2018
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