200 Best Windows 7 Themes (Custom Shell, 2015 Update)
We have a lot of different Windows 7 themes on our site. Here is a big big list of 198 best custom shell themes!
Meta-Compilation And Warning For Newbie Customization Enthusiasts
The following is a meta-list of compilations with great Windows 7 shell themes that are worth trying. We do not test all of the styles, so be careful with your testing. Before you decide to give one of the themes a try, it is highly recommended that you know how to fix a broken PC. If you don’t know, you should do your research. We have various guides on our site that will help you to recover a PC that no longer boots due to missing system files and whatever else can go wrong when you replace system files
Something for fans of plants and nature:
If you like bright themes for your computer
Green is a very nice color for desktops. It’s relaxing and looks good
Grey works great with colors. If you have some very colorful icons or desktop icons, try these best grey themes
Dark themes are sexy
Some cool themes for your desktop
Classic stuff
Dragon Ball fans and Anime fans need to try these
Bluish themes with Aero effects
Best Mac themes:
Another top 10 list of the best Anime themes
A list of the best themes on DeviantArt
Another set of darkish themes
Glass is cool. Best stylish glass desktop themes!
Another set of green desktop themes
If you’re a minimalist
Futuristic designs:
Best custom themes with Pink and pastel colors
Red colors:
Skies and more
For even more themes, check out this big list of the best light and dark custom themes
If you would like to try any themes, but you are not sure it’s trustworthy, be assured that we scanned all themes that we recommend. But we highly recommend to register on site to download any themes to improve the overall download experience
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