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According to THE SOP, the XML file has been modified, but it has not taken effect, the color has not been changed to black, and the theme has not been changed to dark mode
<Themes>
<ThemeName>Fabrikam Theme</ThemeName>
<DefaultThemesOff>false</DefaultThemesOff>
<DesktopBackground>%WINDIR%\OEM\CustomizationFiles\Theme1\fabrikam-wallpaper.jpg</DesktopBackground>
<BrandIcon>%WINDIR%\OEM\CustomizationFiles\Theme1\fabrikam-logo.png</BrandIcon>
<WindowColor>0xFF000000</WindowColor>
<UWPAppsUseLightTheme>false</UWPAppsUseLightTheme>
</Themes>
I recommend creating a theme file with all the colors and background images. Then use gpedit.msc to load the specific theme:
Is there no way to set up a topic in an XML file?I have experimented successfully with the registry approach, but the registry is not as convenient as the XML approach
Microsoft hasn't been keeping System Image Manager (SIM) update to date as they should. A custom theme is one of those areas that the alternatives work better.
I see. Thank you