The latest version is 2004, but you may have 1909, 1903, 1809, etc.īe sure to also create a system restore point before doing any customization at all to your computer, just in case you need to revert back for any reason. An easy way to check this is to open Notepad, then go to Help > About Notepad. You will also want to make sure the theme you’re downloading supports your version of Windows. To download third-party themes you’ll want to use UltraUXThemePatcher. But they usually don’t provide extra changes such as icons and menu colors. They are compatible with Microsoft’s built-in theme feature. Move the Classic.theme file to C:\Windows\Resources\Ease of Access Themes folder (C is your Windows 8 system partition). Extract the zip file onto the desktop or any other location to get Classic.theme file. Some themes, such as from the Microsoft store, don’t require this. There is no ''real'' classic theme on Windows 8 like in previous versions of Windows, but, something similar is available here. When downloading third-party themes, you’ll want to make sure your computer will accept them.
However, if you follow some guidelines as well as the instructions provided by the theme creators, it shouldn’t be too difficult to set up your new Windows desktop look. This is because Microsoft limits the ease of complete customization, besides wallpaper changes. Some of these themes may take more work to get fully up and running.
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