Channel 2012

I can confirm that OneDrive is still not working in the Extended Kernel. The Windows 7 version of OneDrive can install without incident, but gives an "Entry point not found" error, saying "The procedure entry point SspiPromptForCredentialsW could not be located in the dynamic link library credui.dll."

Why does it need to be copied twice? Could the items not just be edited as they are? If not, why not?

Got it; thanks. Can you clarify on the difference between step 3 and step 4?

Just to close the loop on this, I was able to figure it out, at least for Windows 7. The short answer is that the actual image(s) can be changed using a tool such as "CustomizerGod," which, along with the Windows 7 prerelease task pane background, is included with this theme package (it's about the only thing from that collection that I like, and can be used independent of the actual theme). The second piece is the text color, which cannot be changed by that application, and must be modified by a theme. Using UxTheme patcher, the stock Windows 7 theme can be modified like so: Styles > ControlPanelStyle > Tasklink > TextColor : Color font:font segoe ui 9 cleartype textcolor:color solid white >hot textcolor:color light green pressed is same disabled is dark gray page is solid white Finally, for anyone looking to make the caption bar opaque, (in solidarity with Windows Vista) below are the values that you'll want to change. Stock/Old/Original: MaxActive - opacity:int 80 colorizationcolor:int 0 colorizationopacity:int 100 textcolor:color solid black glowcolor:color solid white Active - opacity:int 80 colorizationcolor:int 0 colorizationopacity:int 100 glowcolor:color solid white New/Fresh/Vista MaxActive - opacity:int 0 colorizationcolor:int -16777216 colorizationopacity:int 100 textcolor:color solid white glowcolor:color solid white active - opacity:int 80 colorizationcolor:int 0 colorizationopacity:int 100 glowcolor:color solid white If anyone's curious, I plucked those out of fediafedia's theme, if I remember correctly.

Can you clarify what is meant in Step 9 by "Go back to group policies and disable rollback?"