Users of most modern versions of operating systems have the opportunity to independently choose the design option for the graphical interface. Windows 7 users tend to prefer Aero themes, which feature semi-transparent interface elements. However, by default, this system is installed with a different skin option called "simplified skin".
It is necessary
Windows 7 OS
Instructions
Step 1
Open the Windows Control Panel applet, which allows you to change the appearance of the operating system's graphical interface - its short name is Personalization. The "Control Panel" can be launched by selecting an item with this name in the OS main menu (on the "Start" button). In the main window of this program there is a section called "Design and Personalization", and in it - a link "Change the theme". Click on this link and the required control panel component will open in a separate window.
Step 2
There are other ways to launch the ego. For example, press the Win key and type "pers" on the keyboard. After that, a list of search results will appear in the opened OS main menu, in the "Control Panel" section of which there will be the same "Change theme" link - click on it with the mouse. Alternatively, you can use the desktop context menu - right-click on its background image and select Personalization from the list that appears.
Step 3
In a window opened by any of the described methods, icons of the themes installed in the operating system are placed. They are divided into several groups. The "Windows 7 - Simplified Style" skin has been moved to the very last group on the list for Basic Simplified and High Contrast Themes. To change it, simply left-click any other icon in the list.
Step 4
If your computer is running Windows 7 Home Basic, you cannot change themes. In addition, Aero themes may not be available due to insufficient performance of the graphics card being used. The OS evaluates this parameter itself and sometimes makes mistakes if the correct device driver is not installed on the system. In this case, update the driver from the manufacturer's website or from a disc from the purchased video card kit.
