Recently tired of Putty default color scheme, so I intend to change the color.
You are using a method that modifies the registry.
1. Open registry: Run-regedit
2. Locate the corresponding registry file and export: Registry address hkey_current_user\software\simontatham\putty\sessions\
* You can see that putty configuration information is actually present in the registry, a setting to save a registry file, and a default configuration default%20settings (this file can be changed Orz).
3. Edit the registry *.reg file and re-import into the registry
Change the colour part of the inside to:
"Colour0" = "255,255,255"
"Colour1" = "255,255,255"
"Colour2" = "51,51,51"
"Colour3" = "85,85,85"
"Colour4" = "0,0,0"
"Colour5" = "0,255,0"
"Colour6" = "77,77,77"
"Colour7" = "85,85,85"
"Colour8" = "187,0,0"
"Colour9" = "255,85,85"
"Colour10" = "152,251,152"
"Colour11" = "85,255,85"
"Colour12" = "240,230,140"
"Colour13" = "255,255,85"
"Colour14" = "205,133,63"
"Colour15" = "135,206,235"
"Colour16" = "255,222,173"
"Colour17" = "255,85,255"
"Colour18" = "255,160,160"
"Colour19" = "255,215,0"
"Colour20" = "245,222,179"
"Colour21" = "255,255,255"
4. Restart, you can see the new color, haha ~~~
Putty color scheme