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How to Take Ownership (Permission) of a File or Folder Manually in Windows?Ĥ.

Add Take Ownership Option in File / Folder Context Menu in Windows XP, Vista and 7.

PS: If you face problem while renaming the files, you can try to take ownership again using any of following tutorials: Now go to “ C:\Windows\System32” folder and rename “ shsxs.dll” to “ ” and “ uxtheme.dll” to “ “. Now extract the ZIP file using WinZip, WinRAR or 7-Zip and run “ Takeownership.bat” file.ģ. UPDATE: The developer has removed the files.Ģ. First download the required file using following link: This file will change the green background to purple, black or blue.įollowing are previews of Purple, black and blue versions in action:ġ. Our friend “ thepanda-x” DA has modified the required file and uploaded it so that everyone can download and use in their Windows 8 system. Now if you don’t want to modify the system files manually but want to get rid of the green background, here is excellent news for you. How to Customize or Change Start Screen Green Background, Start Button, Tiny Start Menu and Other Metro UI Stuff in Windows 8?

Recently we told you how to customize Windows 8 Developer Preview Start Screen green background and other Metro UI stuff in following tutorial: If you want to change the color of this new log-in background, just go to Settings > Personalization > Colors and pick a new accent color.Įditors' note: This How To post was originally published on August 18, 2015, and was updated on April 5, 2016, to reflect new information regarding Windows 10 Build 14295.NOTE: This method only works in Windows 8 Developer Preview build. When you login, you will see a flat color background (it will be the same color as your accent color) instead of the flashy Windows screen. (To switch back to the default Windows log-in screen, change this value back to 0.)Ħ. Under Value data: type 1 (default will be 0). Right-click DisableLogonBackgroundImage and click Modify.ĥ. Label this new DWORD DisableLogonBackgroundImage.Ĥ. Right-click System and click New > DWORD (32-bit) Value. In the Registry Editor, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Software > Policies > Microsoft > Windows > System.ģ. Type regedit in the Run textbox and press Enter. Go to Start > All apps > Windows System > Run.

So if you are not completely comfortable editing the Registry, I recommend sticking with the default Windows 10 log-in screen for now.ġ. Warning: This "fix" does involve editing the Windows Registry, and misediting the Registry can cause your computer to stop functioning. There's also another fix, but it's more complicated.