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Description
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< for Windows 7 - 32/64bit>>
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NOTE: This method replaces default system files, so use it at your own risk and if anything goes wrong, restore the backup files.

Go to Start Menu > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > click System Restore.
Please create a Restore point using "System Restore" before applying so that you can restore your system back to default if you don't like the changes. Also take a backup of system files before modifying them, so that you can restore them if anything goes wrong or you don't like the new change.

HOW TO USE
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Make sure you turn off the User Account Control (UAC) that can help you prevent unauthorized changes to your computer. It works by prompting you for permission when a task requires administrative rights.

On Control Panel > User Accounts and Family Safety > Users Accounts > Click Turn User Account Control on or off. Untick the check box to turn off UAC, and then click OK.

1. Go to your drive "C:\Windows\System32" folder,

2. Find and right click "ExplorerFrame.dll", go into Properties > Security > Advanced > Owner > click Edit > Highlight Administrators and Apply, click Yes when prompted. Exit out of properties altogether.
Then, right click ExplorerFrame.dll again. Go into Properties > Security > click Edit > Highlight Administrators > click Allow Full control > Apply, click yes when prompted.

3. Once you done above steps, rename original "ExplorerFrame.dll" to "ExplorerFrame_original.dll"
or create a backup/copy of original "ExplorerFrame.dll" into your document.

4. Copy and paste/replace the file with one of your choosen colors "ExplorerFrame.dll" found inside each color folders based on type of system you're using.

5. Reboot/Logoff/Restart explorer to see the buttons changed.
To restart Windows Explorer, right click at taskbar. Open Task Manager, End Process "explorer.exe" which under Processes tab and create New Task "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe"

1. Go to your drive "C:\Windows\" folder,

2. Find and right click "explorer.exe", go into Properties > Security > Advanced > Owner > click Edit > Highlight Administrators and Apply, click Yes when prompted. Exit out of properties altogether.
Then, right click "explorer.exe" again. Go into Properties > Security > click Edit > Highlight Administrators > click Allow Full control > Apply, click yes when prompted.

3. Once you done above steps, rename original "explorer.exe" to "explorer_original.bak"
or create a backup/copy of original "explorer.exe" into your document.

4. Copy and paste/replace the file with one of your choosen colors "explorer.exe" found inside each color folders.

5. Reboot/Logoff/Restart explorer to see the buttons changed.
To restart Windows Explorer, right click at taskbar. Open Task Manager, End Process "explorer.exe" which under Processes tab and create New Task "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe"

Done!

Description
===============================================
< for Windows 7 - 32/64bit>>
===============================================

NOTE: This method replaces default system files, so use it at your own risk and if anything goes wrong, restore the backup files.

Go to Start Menu > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > click System Restore.
Please create a Restore point using "System Restore" before applying so that you can restore your system back to default if you don't like the changes. Also take a backup of system files before modifying them, so that you can restore them if anything goes wrong or you don't like the new change.

HOW TO USE
------------------
Make sure you turn off the User Account Control (UAC) that can help you prevent unauthorized changes to your computer. It works by prompting you for permission when a task requires administrative rights.

On Control Panel > User Accounts and Family Safety > Users Accounts > Click Turn User Account Control on or off. Untick the check box to turn off UAC, and then click OK.

1. Go to your drive "C:\Windows\System32" folder,

2. Find and right click "ExplorerFrame.dll", go into Properties > Security > Advanced > Owner > click Edit > Highlight Administrators and Apply, click Yes when prompted. Exit out of properties altogether.
Then, right click ExplorerFrame.dll again. Go into Properties > Security > click Edit > Highlight Administrators > click Allow Full control > Apply, click yes when prompted.

3. Once you done above steps, rename original "ExplorerFrame.dll" to "ExplorerFrame_original.dll"
or create a backup/copy of original "ExplorerFrame.dll" into your document.

4. Copy and paste/replace the file with one of your choosen colors "ExplorerFrame.dll" found inside each color folders based on type of system you're using.

5. Reboot/Logoff/Restart explorer to see the buttons changed.
To restart Windows Explorer, right click at taskbar. Open Task Manager, End Process "explorer.exe" which under Processes tab and create New Task "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe"

1. Go to your drive "C:\Windows\" folder,

2. Find and right click "explorer.exe", go into Properties > Security > Advanced > Owner > click Edit > Highlight Administrators and Apply, click Yes when prompted. Exit out of properties altogether.
Then, right click "explorer.exe" again. Go into Properties > Security > click Edit > Highlight Administrators > click Allow Full control > Apply, click yes when prompted.

3. Once you done above steps, rename original "explorer.exe" to "explorer_original.bak"
or create a backup/copy of original "explorer.exe" into your document.

4. Copy and paste/replace the file with one of your choosen colors "explorer.exe" found inside each color folders.

5. Reboot/Logoff/Restart explorer to see the buttons changed.
To restart Windows Explorer, right click at taskbar. Open Task Manager, End Process "explorer.exe" which under Processes tab and create New Task "C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe"

Done!