Simple settings make Vista more face-recognition

Vista's interface is undoubtedly exquisite, but it can't help but look at it for a long time. Next we will set it to make it more face-oriented and pleasing to the eye.

I. Green Vista

The standard theme color of Vista makes it easy to get tired after a long time. Green is a pleasing color. In fact, we can also set the theme of Vista to make it more eye-catching.

Step 1: In the blank area of your Vista desktop, right-click, select "personalized" in the menu, and click "Windows color and appearance ", click "Open appearance property of traditional style for more color options" at the bottom to open the appearance setting window.

Step 2: click "advanced", select "window" in the project bar, and then click "color> other colors". In the window that appears, set the color to 85 and the saturation to 90, the brightness is set to 205. Click Add to custom color and then click OK to exit. (Figure 1)

2. The font is no longer blurred

Vista's beautiful interface is clearly prepared for mainstream large screen monitors. If your monitor is not mainstream, the font display is blurred, and your eyes will be tired after a long time. We can solve the problem through the following two solutions.

1. Replace In the Aero topic with:

Step 1: Change the font configuration in the C: WindowsResourcesThemesAerozh-CNaero.msstyles.mui file to to change the Aero interface to.

Step 2: Open the "personalized" control panel, click "window color and appearance", and click "Open traditional style appearance properties for more color options ", click "Windows Aero (transparent)" to apply the new aeraeraero interface!

If not, try to log out or restart the computer several times, or switch between topics several times, effect 2.

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2. Replace Vista's ugly with XP's:

The simplified style of Vista is ugly. If you don't like it, replace it.

Step 1: If you use the resource manager, it is inconvenient to replace the font. You can use Total Commander (or WinRAR) to enter the C: WindowsFonts folder and rename the simsun. ttc file.

Step 2: copy the simsun. ttc font file in the C: WindowsFonts folder of XP and drag it to the Fonts folder of Vista.

 

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Step 3: log out or restart the computer, and replace the font with the standard simplified Chinese characters under XP.

Iii. Glass Effect

Vista's glass special effects are indeed eye-catching, earning enough face for it, but it has high requirements on hardware, especially the video card. If your video card is old, how can you enable the special effects?

Step 1: Open notepad and copy the following code to save it as force_aero.reg. Then double-click to import the registry.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsDWM]

"ColorizationOpaqueBlend" = dword: 00000001.

"CompositionPolicy" = dword: 00000002

Tip: there must be blank rows in the middle of one or two rows.

Step 2: Open the "run" window and enter "services. msc ", open the Service Manager, find" Desktop Window Manager Session ", right-click the above and choose" all tasks> restart.

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4. More Reasonable desktop Layout

If you are not used to a 21-inch wide screen, you can adjust the desktop layout. For example, dragging the taskbar below to the right of the desktop seems more comfortable from the desktop's aspect ratio. In addition, the desktop icons occupy the system memory. Drag them to the taskbar to make the desktop more concise and easy to run. Click it. You can drag the taskbar and desktop icons as follows:

Right-click the taskbar, remove the check box before "lock the taskbar", Press and hold the taskbar, and drag it to the right. You can drag the desktop icon by pressing the left mouse button.

The desktop layout recommended by the author is to place the desktop icon under the taskbar. Right-click the taskbar and choose "toolbar> Create toolbar> select folder" from the shortcut menu. Then, add the desktop and computer to the toolbar. This setting is very reasonable. You can use most frequently used tools without switching to the desktop.

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5. Cancel eye-catching version information

If your Vista system is a cracked version, text similar to Vista SP1 RC v668 may appear in the lower right corner of the desktop. It looks bad to the Vista face and erase it!

Step 1: log on to the system with an administrator account, go to the C: WindowsSystem32zh-CN directory, right-click the user32.dll. mui file and execute properties → Security → advanced → owner tab → edit ". Grant the Administrators group full control permissions on the file.

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Step 2: Download it online or copy user32.dll. mui from the genuine Vista system, then replace the file of the same name under the Local C: WindowsSystem32zh-CN, and restart the system.

Conclusion: Do you have more face-to-face features when using the above method to transform Vista? Of course, you can create a Vista interface that suits your own aesthetic interests based on your preferences.