"WindowVista" <> wrote in message
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> Hi, one day i thought to get the aero theme to my windows vista. So i
> search in google how to get windows aero. I found a way to have by
> installing a free program called VistaGlazz 1.3 (Available in Cnet.com).
> So I downloaded the program, follow the instructions and installed
> windows aero. First it was good but then i thought how to make it look
> more transparent. So i tried to download a custom theme of vista aero by
> someone else. I dont know how i screw it but the thing is that i put the
> theme file in C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes. I saw the old file of
> vistaglazz so i tried to delete it. But when i deleted it my computer
> got corrupted and the all the thing got in black. saw that my desktop
> was all in black. I coudnt even see the letters. So luckly i change my
> windows into the classic version. When i go to
> C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes i saw that my Windows Vista theme file had
> dissapear. Even in customization and apperreances there was no windows
> vista. So now iam using a aero without windows vista original theme
> file. I dont know how happened but I think that in a way my windows
> vista theme file got mixxed with vistaglazz aero file. So it got
> deleted.
>
> I know that this Post its damn long and it is a pain to read but
> PLEASE!!
>
> CAN SOMEBODY HELP ME WITH THESE MESS?
>
> I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO. I CANT GET THE DAMN WINDOWS VISTA THEME IN
> GOOGLE.
>
> I DONT KNOW IF I GO TO THE TECHNITIAN TO RESET MY COMPUTER. OR TO
> CHANGE MY WINDOWS TO XP (HONESTLY I DONT WANT XP).
>
> PLEASE SOMEBODY HELP ME!!!
>
> P.S: SORRY THAT THE LETTER ITS LONG. ITS THE ONLY WAY TO EXPLAIN IT.
>
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You could try a system restore. It may get you out of your mess, but you
should probably look at resetting the computer back to the way it was when
you first bought it. Contact the computer manufacturer to find out how to do
this.
A final note: If you don't want to get into a mess like this again, avoid
experimenting with free 'goodies'. When software is obtained from other than
a trusted source, there is always a chance that it could screw up your
computer..
--
Mike Hall - MVP Windows Experience
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/