26 thoughts on “ Install 3rd Party Windows Themes By Using Universal Theme Patcher, VistaGlazz and UxStyle ” martin May 20, 2010 at 1:26 pm. I followed all the instructions of 'Install 3rd Part Windows 7 Themes By Using Universal Theme Patcher'. Oct 03, 2015  In this tutorial video I have shown How to install as Custom and Third Party themes on windows 10 so that you can enjoy windows 10 according to your customization! But you cannot directly install custom themes as you need to patch system files before applying third party themes. So if you want to use third party custom themes designed by various developers you will need to patch certain system files in Windows 10. “VistaGlazz” is a free and very easy to use UXtheme patcher for Windows XP, Vista and 7. Download and run the program, accept the agreement and click on the first “Computer” icon to patch your system. 26 thoughts on “ Install 3rd Party Windows Themes By Using Universal Theme Patcher, VistaGlazz and UxStyle ”.

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Probably you have seen, there are many third party themes available in different websites, forums.
You have downloaded them, but cant find the way, how to install these themes. Here is how:

How To Install Third-Party Themes On Windows 10. Then head over to the UxStyle website (uxstyle.com) and download the latest build of its Windows 10-compatible version. Be sure to check whether UltraUXThemePatcher is available for your version of Windows. Simply download and install the tool and get ready to enjoy 3rd party themes. It works in Windows XP, Vista and 7. Note that it doesn't have any UI.It'll run as a service in background and will allow you to use 3rd party themes.

'UxStyle' is a very small lightweight utility created by our friend 'Rafael' to use 3rd party themes in Windows. According to the developer: According to the developer: UxStyle is a light-weight system service named Unsigned Themes, complimentary to the Themes service, and a kernel driver, sizing in at ~500k and ~17kb respectfully (beta builds).

1.You have to patch three system files in Windows 7.

These three files are uxtheme.dll, themeui.dll and themeservice.dll (in “%windir%System32”).

Note: The program will make Windows into thinking all themes are signed thus allowing any installed custom theme to run. The patch modifies system files that could potentially end up being corrupted in the process, resulting in a repair install or a format.So, its advisable to make a back up beforehand).
The easiest way to do this is to download this Universal Theme Patcher and run the exe file.Universal Theme patcher supports Windows XP SP2SP3, Server 2003, Vista SP1SP2, Server 2008 and Windows 7 (It can be used in both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) systems.

2.Open the downloaded zip file:

3.You can read the Readme text if you want then double click the right version of Universal Theme Patcher.

4.It will open a new Window Prompt:

5.Click OK to continue:

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6.My System is 64 bit,you will get the same dialog box in 32 bit version.Click Yes to continue.

7.This will bring a new Window:

8. I have already patched my system,so the Patch tabs are inactive. You will see the reverse (Active Patch tabs,inactive Restore tabs) if you run for the first time.Patch files one by one.Be patient.After patching all three dll files close the window.

9.Now,50% work done.Restart your system.

10.Copy the .theme file and its entire theme folder to:

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“%windir%ResourcesThemes” folder.

11.Apply the theme using Desktop Personalization window (Generally these shows as installed themes).

12.Here is an Example:

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