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This theme will be split in to 3 parts: Introduction, Visual Style and Rainmeter. Each part will have step-by-step instructions to guide you along. Let’s get started! Introduction & Preparation The following is high-level desktop customization. You’ll be using various tools and resources to bring together a unique desktop that represents the futuristic sci-fi theme of the Alienware systems regardless of whether you actually own an Alienware PC or not. REQUIREMENTS: This theme requires that you have Windows 10 with the November 2015 update installed. So it must be Version 1511, Build 10586.
Trying this theme on other builds is not likely to work. To find out which version of Windows you have, type winver in the start menu and hit enter. CAUTION: While the process is fairly simple and should take about 15 – 30 minutes to set up, make sure you follow the instructions correctly and backup any file that you may have to modify. Just drop a comment below if you need any help. Before we begin installing the theme, make sure you so that we can restore our PC in case something goes wrong. It is really important you do this before going to the next step.
TO DOWNLOAD: Imagine we are going to build a spaceship and we need to assemble all the parts first. Download these 4 files that are listed below. Do NOT run any of them for now. • • • • • Extract the contents of the AlienwareThemeRaiderDownloads.rar into a new folder and put the other 3 files that you downloaded in there as well. So you end up with a similar folder like this for quick access.
Primary usage The Alienware logo has been updated to match the more refined look achieved elsewhere in the brand. The “A” in the wordmark should be used as a spacing guide. Download 42084 fonts in 21870 families for Windows, Mac and Linux. 1001 Free Fonts offers a huge selection of free fonts. New fonts are added daily.
Now we’ll move on to installing the visual style for our theme. Installing Alienware Visual Style A Visual Style is a 3rd party theme that will change several aspects of your PC.
This includes changes to your explorers, task bar, start menu, cursor, sound and icons. Credits to for creating the Alienware visual style that we’ll be using. In order to use 3rd party themes, you need to patch your system by installing the following applications. If you’ve already used 3rd party themes before it is likely your system is already patched, in which case you may not have to install these applications again. OldNewExplorer: Extract the OldNewExplorer.rar file that you downloaded to a new folder and run the OldNewExplorerCfg program. Set the settings as the same as the screenshot you see below. Fsx ftx orbx nzqn queenstown airport landing. Hit Install and complete the installation.
StartIsBack: Next run the StartIsBackPlusPlus_setup.exe file that you downloaded and complete the installation. After installation, simply close the program if it runs automatically. UXThemePatcher: Now extract the UXThemePatcher10.rar file that you downloaded and run the UXThemePatcher10.exe and complete the setup. After the installation is complete the system will do a quick restart.
Copy Theme Files: The next thing we need to do is extract the contents of the alien_return_azure_theme__w10__november_update__by_alien_byte-d9lqven.zip file that you downloaded into a new folder. Navigate to the Theme W10 TH2 Alien Return Azure folder inside it. Copy paste the two contents of that folder into the C: Windows Resources Themes folder of your PC. More Patching: Extract the contents of the Theme Patcher.rar that you downloaded into a new folder. You’ll find a Add_Take_Ownership_to_context_menu file inside a Take Ownership REG files folder.
Run it and confirm to complete the registry change. Now go to your C: Windows System32 folder and search for themeui.dll.
Right click the file and click Open File Location. Right click the file and click Take Ownership. Select Yes when prompted for confirmation. Now right click the file again and rename it to themeui.dll.del. Click Yes and then Continue when prompted. Now copy/paste the themeui.dll file that you’ll find in the File Patch x86 (if your Windows 10 is 32-bit) or File Patch x64 (if your Windows 10 is 64-bit) folders from Step 5 to the C: Windows System32 folder.