When you set up Windows 7 and choose your language and region, it gives you the themes for what you pick. Here’s how to access more hidden International Themes on your Windows 7 system.
First click on Start and type: C:\Windows\Globalization\MCT into the Search box and hit Enter.
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In the MCT folder that opens you’ll find themes for Australia, Canada, Great Britain, South America and the US.
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Double click any of these folders and open the Theme folder.
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Here you’ll find the Theme for that country or region.
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Double click on the Theme to launch it. Here’s an example of the Theme for Canada.
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After you apply an International Theme, it will appear in My Themes.
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That’s all there is to it. Also, check out our article on how to change up the Windows 7 UI with other supplied themes.
Awesome tip!
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Thank you Brian.
Search C:\Windows\Globalization\MCT results no items to match
in Win 7 HP
Same here. I’m running Windows 7 Pro, SP1 and there’s no MCT folder in C:\Windows\Globalization, only \ELS and \Sorting…