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turnwriteturnwrite
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in General Discussion edited January 2014
Why do some windows in Windows look like this:







And others look like this:







Is it a service pack or something?

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  • Reply 1 of 9
    smaxsmax Posts: 361member
    There was a new theme released a while back. I personally like the newer one (the bottom).
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    turnwriteturnwrite Posts: 372member
    I like the newer one way better too. Can I download it from somewhere?
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    smaxsmax Posts: 361member
    It was an official release, just do a search for "new windows theme" or something. It should pop up somewhere.
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    aryayusharyayush Posts: 191member
    It is the theme that comes with Windows XP Media Center and is available for non media center XPs via download from Microsoft's website. The theme's name is Royale.



    You can download it from Softpedia.



    BTW, it is also bundled with AutoPatcher XP.
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    turnwriteturnwrite Posts: 372member
    Ah, thanks very much.
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    aryayusharyayush Posts: 191member
    Glad to lend a helping hand.
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    100mph100mph Posts: 256member
    Disabling Themes service will give you better results.
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    chuckerchucker Posts: 5,089member
    I prefer RoyaleNoir, myself.
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    turnwriteturnwrite Posts: 372member
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Chucker View Post


    I prefer RoyaleNoir, myself.



    I think I will get Royale and the Zune theme, but they said Royale Noir is unfinished and gives you bugs. So meh.
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