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Windows 7 - Add some custom colors to your command prompt

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Intro

  • Just as for the previous version of Windows, the command prompt can be accessed via All Programs, Accessories or using the "cmd" command.
  • From there you will get the monotonous bclack screen and white fonts interface.
  • However, it is possible under Windows 7 to change the background color and font.

Getting Started

  • Click the Start button.
  • In Run, type the command regedit and validate OK.
  • Move through these keys in the registry.


HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor
  • Select the DefaultColor value.
  • To change the value double click on it, the default value is 0.
  • Here his the list of color combinations that can be used. Simply change the default value "0" with one of these.
  • To change the background color and font simply replace the value:
  • E.g A6
  • Restart your PC and this will give you a green background with yellow font.

Notes


Thanks to Tribun for this tip.
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