Win10 system to modify the color of the tile method

  
In the operation interface of the Win10 system, the tiles of various applications are used by the most users. In the previous tutorial, we shared the method of setting different tile icons, which is convenient for users to distinguish different tiles, which has been favored by many netizens. Today, let's learn how to modify the color of the tile. We know that there is no way to customize the tile color directly in the Win10 system, but we can modify the color of the tile through the command prompt. How should I operate? Let's take a look at today's Win10 system tutorial!












1, the program is fixed in the start screen;
2 Right click on the soft media cube & mdash; more — open the location of the file, as shown below:

Open the file location
3, find the software shortcut in the open start menu directory Way, right click — open the location of the file, as shown below:

Open the location of the file
In the open directory you can see the software main program file named pcmaster.exe.
4, create a new text document on the desktop, rename it to pcmaster.VisualElementsManifest.xml
Note: to remove the text file default .txt suffix
open pcmaster.VisualElementsManifest.xml with Notepad, the following The code is copied to the document and saved.
"?xml version=“1.0” encoding=“utf-8”?"
"Application xmlns:xsi=“http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance” 》
"VisualElements
ForegroundText=“light”
BackgroundColor=“#49825a”
ShowNameOnSquare150x150Logo=“on”
》//VisualElements
/Application< Br>5, copy the prepared pcmaster.VisualElementsManifest.xml to the pcmaster.exe file directory.
6, to the most critical steps. In the location shown in the third step (software shortcut), open a command prompt. To do this: Click on File — open a command prompt — open a command prompt as an administrator.

Open a command prompt as an administrator
Enter the following command to enter a run:
for %f in (*.*) do copy /b “%f” +,,< Br>
Administrator
The purpose of this step is to clean up the tile cache. You can try it a few more times, or unpin the tile and re-pin it to the start screen. The effect is shown below, you will find that the background color of the tile has changed.




It is necessary to explain some of the above code here:
ForegroundText indicates the color of the tile title, there are two kinds: light for white, dark for gray;
BackgroundColor represents the background color, here is the hexadecimal representation of the RGB color value;
ShowNameOnSquare150x150Logo represents whether to display the tile name;
If you want to modify the tile icon, you can add the following two attributes:
Square150x150Logo
Square70x70Logo
The above two properties represent the icons in the medium and small size states, respectively, and the attribute values ​​use the relative path of the icon file.
For example, in the same directory as pcmaster.exe, create a folder named image, and put your own icon file into the folder. As shown below, here is an icon with the format png, the full name is tweakcube.png.

image
If the size of the homemade icon is larger than the tile size, it will eventually overwrite the background color. Finally, attach the complete code of pcmaster.VisualElementsManifest.xml:"?xml version=“1.0” encoding=“utf-8”?"
"Application xmlns:xsi=“http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance”"
"VisualElements
ForegroundText=“light”
BackgroundColor=“#49825a”
ShowNameOnSquare150x150Logo=“on”
Square150x150Logo =“imagetweakcube.png”
Square70x70Logo=“imagetweakcube.png”
"//VisualElements"
"/Application"
After modification, perform the sixth step to clear the cache (or re-fix The magnetic paste), the final result can be obtained:
The above is to use the command prompt to modify the Win10 start screen tile color all the introduction, you can use this method to modify each tile to any color.

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