How to enable the Dark Theme in Windows 10 -OS
In windows 10 OS you can easily notice that there is a lot of white themes that comes along with it, though it quite normal but some users may prefer a darker theme to drive their needs of windows 10 OS.
If that is your needs today infopyt is going to show you how to enjoy this dark theme with the steps below:
Steps to enabling dark theme
Be warned that modifying your registry, which is what we are going to do, could cause problems, if you accidentally modified the wrong registry. So read these steps carefully.
So the warning is clear, these steps are quite simple and with two to three your done with it.
Step 1. Open up the registry editor
Type in the search bar Regedit. Select 'Yes' when it asks for permission.
Step 2. Change the key #1
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Themes\ Personalize by double clicking each "folder" aka key
Step 3. Missing Personalize key?
You may not have the sub-key \Personalize (I don’t have) so you can create one; if you already created one just go to Step 5
Step 4. Create \Personalize Key
If you are missing the \Personalize key, just right-click on \Themesand select New > Key and call it Personalize
Step 5. Create new DWORD
Right-click \Personalize and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value
Step 6. Naming it
Name the DWORD AppsUseLightTheme
Step 7. Correct value?
For its value, it should already be 0 so leave it
Changing Key #2
Repeat the above procedure but for HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Themes \ Personalize. Once again, create a new AppsUseLightTheme DWORD (32-bit) Value with a 0value.
Now, log out of Windows 10 and back in again. Start menu > Select your photo > Choose 'Sign out'
Then you’re done!
If you would like to revert to the light theme, just re-edit the values of the two AppsUseLightTheme DWORDs and change their value from 0 (off) to 1 (on). Then sign out and back in again and you are back to the system default.
Please note that this theme only works in Windows 10 system apps like Settings. It does not add a dark theme to Mail or File Explorer, so its effect is limited.
Source: WinPoin
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