You can grab your own copy of the application from Grant’s web page, or we’ve also provided a mirror copy just in case his web server can’t handle the load, but you can check out his other utilities as well on his site. There’s no sound, so you don’t need to bother adjusting your speakers. In the search box, type window color Click Change the theme Under Basic and High Contrast Themes. If you’re the type that would rather see it working before you try it out, here’s a short video showing off just how quickly it actually works. Click the Start button Go to Control Panel. Then Windows 7 will automatically let you shuffle between all of the wallpaper images on a regular basis, which will actually end up just changing the taskbar color, since it’s the same wallpaper. What Grant might not have anticipated is that since the application stores a copy of each color that you try out, you can open up the Desktop Background panel in Control Panel and select most or all of the different wallpaper copies-each with a separate color that you previously chose. Want the wallpaper image I’m using in the screenshot? It’s part of our Starscape wallpaper collection. The red, green and blue use 8 bits each, which have integer values from 0 to 255. Which you could also do in Control Panel, or wherever you prefer to set it. RGB color space or RGB color system, constructs all the colors from the combination of the Red, Green and Blue colors. You can quickly revert your taskbar back to normal by just selecting the original wallpaper and setting it as your desktop background again. The original wallpaper image is untouched and you can switch back to it anytime.

Just in case you are worried, the application makes a copy of your wallpaper and puts it into a separate folder.

Windows 7 basic colours