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By: Matthew Doucette (printer friendly version) How to reset Windows XP to its default color (a shade of blue shown below):
Reset Windows XP to its Default Desktop Color: Follow these steps: Right click the desktop, bring up the deskop menu:
(Your menu may appear slightly different.)
Click "Properties" and bring up "Display Properties" dialog:
Click the "Deskop" tab and bring up the "Desktop" window:
In the "Background" section, choose "(None)".
Click the "Appearance" tab and bring up the "Appearance" window:
In the "Windows and buttons" section, click the down arrow and then choose the "Windows XP Style"
Press "Apply" then press "OK", and you are done!
Here's the finished result:
Windows XP's Default Desktop Color RGB/HEX: This color is RGB is 0, 78, 152 (red, green, and blue). This color in HEX is #004E98 (red, green, and blue).
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