Okay, I tried the Ux Multi-Patcher thing, but it scared me halfway through by saying "ignore all Windows File Protection", and then an error message popped up asking me to put the Windows setup CD in the drive. So I stopped and started looking at other ways to patch the uxtheme.dll and found this on TechRecipe.com:
Quote: "1. Now double click on the replacer file (replacer.cmd)
2. Then it will ask you to drag and drop the original system file you want to replace. So go to the System32 folder and somewhere near the bottom you are going to see the uxtheme.dll file. Drag and drop it into the window.
Note: your computer may have more than 1 uxtheme.dll file but usually the file that you computer is using is the one in the system32 folder. (usually the location for your Uxtheme.dll file is C:WINDOWSsystem32uxtheme.dll)
3. Press Enter
4. Then it will ask you to drag the file you want to replace. Open the folder with the downloaded file and drag and drop the file into replacer.
5. Now it will ask you to confirm that you want to replace the files or not. So double check and then press enter.
Replacer will now swap your original file with the new one. Now restart your computer.
Congratulations you can now use custom msstyle themes on your computer. Which is going to make your computer look super cool!"
Honestly, that sounds a lot easier for me to do. I dunno why, I'd just rather do it that way.
I'll get back to you and let you know how it worked!
And btw, my computer is fine.
Since I stopped the setup from the Multi-Patcher, it didn't change anything.
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