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You can then easily switch back to your custom theme, even after trying out other ones. Give the theme a name and it gets added to your list of themes. If you change anything, the name of your theme will change to “Custom” and you can click the “Save theme” button to save it for the future. For example, you can switch to “Windows Black” for a black mouse cursor instead of a white one or enable a shadow under the mouse pointer. The “Mouse cursor” option allows you to select a mouse cursor scheme, or customize what individual mouse cursors look like. Choose “No Sounds” in the Sound Scheme box and click “OK” if you want to disable Windows 10’s desktop effect sounds. Click “Sounds” to customize these settings.

Windows re-enables the “Windows Default” sound theme whenever you choose a new theme. RELATED: How to Turn Off (or Customize) Sound Effects in Windows RELATED: How to Use a Dark Theme in Windows 10Īt the bottom of this screen, you can choose your default “app mode” to select between Windows 10’s built-in Light and Dark themes for applications. If you want your theme’s accent color used for your window title bars, you’ll need to scroll down on the Color screen and enable the “Title bars” option under “Show accent color on the following surfaces.” If you don’t, Windows 10 will use its default white title bars. The “Color” option allows you to select which “accent color” Windows users for different interface elements, including on your Start menu and taskbar. You can control how often your desktop background changes or set the slideshow to “Shuffle” so it chooses a random image from the slideshow each time it changes.

Most themes provide multiple background images and set up a slideshow. You can customize your background by clicking “Background”. You can view and customize these elements by clicking the “Background”, “Color”, “Sounds”, and “Mouse cursor” options on the Themes pane, and we’re going to go over each of those in turn. They leave the sounds and mouse cursor alone, choosing “Windows Default” for sounds and “Windows Aero” for the mouse cursor. In practice, you’ll find that most themes provide a slideshow of desktop backgrounds and a color. Themes can include four elements: one or more desktop backgrounds, a color, a set of sounds, and set of mouse cursors. Windows downloads the theme from the Store, where it appears in your list of installed themes in the Settings app. On a theme’s page, click the “Get” button to download the theme to your PC.

Click any theme to open its page and see details about the theme. Under “Apply a theme”, you’ll see the different installed themes you can select. Click “Get more themes in the Store” and you’ll be taken to a list of themes in the Store application.Īt the launch of the Creators Update, there are 174 themes available in the Store. Head to Settings > Personalization > Themes to view your installed themes.