Why is the status bar still in classic mode after the PC theme is changed?

..See for yourself inside the menu.

: My Computer Right-click Manage Services Themes Services Click Start. (You can also start services in 360).

Go to C: Windows Resources Themes to see your native System Themes.

OK, after that, log out, or restart should be OK

Move your mouse over the taskbar, right-click, select Properties, and select Start under the Start tab. The default system is the classic {Start] menu, so if you change the theme, the start menu still hasn't changed, only the taskbar has changed.

If that doesn't work, you can open "Run" - "Enter", click "OK", open the system service item, find the service "themes", double-click the item, set it to "Automatic", and click "Start", and click OK after the service starts. That's it.

If that doesn't work, it's a problem with your theme or hardware.

The second question: Does the change of the start button to a double row mean that the row of the start button (including the taskbar, which is actually the bottom column of the computer screen) has become a 2 row? If yes, then put the mouse on the blank space of the taskbar, right-click, select "Lock Taskbar", that is, you want to remove the "Lock Taskbar" in front of the "" and then put the mouse on the upper edge of the taskbar, when the mouse becomes the "up and down" arrow, drag it down, drag the taskbar into a row, and finally put the mouse on the blank space of the taskbar, right-click, select "Lock Taskbar", and type the "Lock Taskbar" in front of "OK, so that the taskbar will not change messily after that!

You have changed the Lord.

Bai question, you first look at the theme service du

Whether the service is enabled, click "zhi start-run", enter it in the operation dao row box, and check.

That means you changed the subject? But it's just that the desktop background has changedBut in fact, the borders and so on are still the same?

First, whether your computer has successfully cracked the desktop theme.

Second, the Control Panel - Management Tools - Services - Find the themes to see if they are disabled or set to manual.

Is it a question of theme packages, some themes are made by others.

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Right-click on My Computer Properties, click Advanced and then Show Effects, and select Show Best Effects.

Right-click on the blank space of the desktop to personalize,Select Aero Theme and click,If you are Win7 Home Premium and above,That's it。

You can right-click on an empty space on the desktop, select Personalize, and change the theme.

Right-click on the desktop and click Properties, and then click the Window and Button in the appearance to select it yourself.

Right-click on the computer's Properties, Advanced System Settings, Performance Settings, Adjust to Best Look, OK.

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Because you're under a 3rd party theme software, it hasn't been cracked yet, I have the tools here, + 376718368

Right-click on the properties of the Appearance window and button options.

Right-click on the blank Properties Theme to change the theme.

That's because the theme hasn't been cracked, and it has to be cracked to show it.

If your XP is genuine, it may be caused by the fact that the theme you installed and included is not the official theme. If you want to use an unofficial theme, you need to crack XP!

If you want to change the toolbar, you can right-click on the toolbar, and you can see the option to create a new toolbar, and you can modify it yourself.

Open the Control Panel panel, in the management tools, open the service, find the theme, right-click to enable, and try again.

You can modify it in the panel control, and you can modify it inside.

Three possibilities 1You're under a topic for another operating system (e.g. Win7 with XP theme). 2.

You didn't hack 3 system theme files before using the theme3There is a problem with the theme creation (will this problem occur if you try to change the theme).

On the desktop, build --Properties--Appearance) on the right, and then select the style you want from the drop-down menu in "Window & Style" to change it.