- Joined
- May 25, 2009
- Location
- Ada Michigan
I'm trying to activate one of my own themes on my new PC.
I've been creating my own themes for decades and I have Named Folders, each one has a theme in it.
I click on Personalize on the desktop, and that opens the Personalizations Window.
From there I can select Themes, under the title is says Install, Create, Manage.
I open that window and is shows the standard themes available and the label Current Theme.
So far, so good.
I know where my Theme folder is, it's on C:\.
I can't find anyway to direct it to my folder?
Near the top is the word Custom, clicking on that opens a window that shows Desktop Icon settings, and Contrast themes.
And under the picture is says Browse themes.
Clicking that opens Most Popular Apps.
Nowhere can I find a menu to navigate to my folders that contain my themes. Just many premade themes that I can select and ways to sort them.
Does anyone know how you direct it to go to your own themes?
This used to be really obvious.
Maybe I'm just getting old, but I don't see anything that says add your own theme, etc.
I've been creating my own themes for decades and I have Named Folders, each one has a theme in it.
I click on Personalize on the desktop, and that opens the Personalizations Window.
From there I can select Themes, under the title is says Install, Create, Manage.
I open that window and is shows the standard themes available and the label Current Theme.
So far, so good.
I know where my Theme folder is, it's on C:\.
I can't find anyway to direct it to my folder?
Near the top is the word Custom, clicking on that opens a window that shows Desktop Icon settings, and Contrast themes.
And under the picture is says Browse themes.
Clicking that opens Most Popular Apps.
Nowhere can I find a menu to navigate to my folders that contain my themes. Just many premade themes that I can select and ways to sort them.
Does anyone know how you direct it to go to your own themes?
This used to be really obvious.
Maybe I'm just getting old, but I don't see anything that says add your own theme, etc.