Как изменить цвет шрифта значков на рабочем столе windows 7

asked Feb 15, 2012 at 1:38

answered Jun 20, 2012 at 2:03

Solved:

I have Windows 7 Ultimate and I followed the post above from PersonalNexus with a slight modification to change the desktop font color (from white to black).

To change your desktop icon font color:

Right click on desktop and select Personalize | click Window Color | Advance Appearance Settings | Select ‘Desktop’ under Item (not Icon) | change ‘Color 1’ from Black to White for black desktop icon font color.

And, your desktop font color will change to Black so you can read your icons! If you want white desktop font color just make ‘desktop’ Item color 1 Black instead of white!

Hope this helps everyone!

answered Jun 12, 2013 at 11:51

I have discovered that changing the fonts/colors on desktop icons is close to impossible. However I have also discovered that if you personalize (right-click on desktop) and then you select Windows 7 Basic and then change the Windows appearance, and then you select icons on the scroll box and then turn on bold you then end up with a icon caption that is actually readable.

At least I did/can.YMMV.

answered Feb 15, 2012 at 14:39

You can change the font of the text of your desktop icons even when you are not using the Windows 7 Basic theme.

In order to do this, right-click on the desktop and select Personalize. Click Window Color at the bottom of the screen and then Advanced appearance settings... on the next screen. Select Icon from the Item dropdown and pick a font you like (to see it actually changes, pick something out of the ordinary like Comic Sans). When you click the Apply button, the caption under the icons on your desktop should now be rendered in the font you picked.

Note though, that the color of the icon caption cannot be changed. It will be chosen automatically based on the color of your desktop wallpaper, according to this post on Microsoft Answers:

You cannot change the desktop font color.

Because desktop wallpaper images have varying colors, it is easy for
the font colors to be unreadable if they are on top of the same color
as a wallpaper image. For instance a black font on top of a dark part
of the background image or a white font on a white part of a
background image.

The desktop icon fonts are dynamic and will show white on dark
backgrounds and change to white with a black shadow effect on a light
background.

answered Feb 18, 2012 at 23:22

Finally solved still with the Aero Theme:

1. Run sysdm.cpl to get to System Properties.
2. Select Advanced tab and Performance Setting to get to the Performance Options window.
3. Select «Adjust for best performance» button to clear all the check-boxes.
4. Use Iconoid to change the icon font color.

If you prefer to still have the peek preview of a window while hovering on the task bar icon, you can select the «Enable desktop composition» and «Use visual styles on windows and buttons» check-boxes.

Have fun!

answered Aug 7, 2013 at 12:28

1. Run Sysdm.cpl from the command line
2. Click advanced tab
3. Click the Performance settings button.
4. Uncheck the last two items
   • Use drop shadows…
   • Use visual styles…
5. Click Ok and close
6. Rick click on the desktop, select Personalize
7. Click on Window Color
8. Select Item:Desktop and change color 1 to Black for white text or select white for black text.
9. Click Ok and exit.

answered Mar 17, 2017 at 20:57

asked Feb 15, 2012 at 1:38

answered Jun 20, 2012 at 2:03

Solved:

I have Windows 7 Ultimate and I followed the post above from PersonalNexus with a slight modification to change the desktop font color (from white to black).

To change your desktop icon font color:

Right click on desktop and select Personalize | click Window Color | Advance Appearance Settings | Select ‘Desktop’ under Item (not Icon) | change ‘Color 1’ from Black to White for black desktop icon font color.

And, your desktop font color will change to Black so you can read your icons! If you want white desktop font color just make ‘desktop’ Item color 1 Black instead of white!

Hope this helps everyone!

answered Jun 12, 2013 at 11:51

I have discovered that changing the fonts/colors on desktop icons is close to impossible. However I have also discovered that if you personalize (right-click on desktop) and then you select Windows 7 Basic and then change the Windows appearance, and then you select icons on the scroll box and then turn on bold you then end up with a icon caption that is actually readable.

At least I did/can.YMMV.

answered Feb 15, 2012 at 14:39

You can change the font of the text of your desktop icons even when you are not using the Windows 7 Basic theme.

In order to do this, right-click on the desktop and select Personalize. Click Window Color at the bottom of the screen and then Advanced appearance settings... on the next screen. Select Icon from the Item dropdown and pick a font you like (to see it actually changes, pick something out of the ordinary like Comic Sans). When you click the Apply button, the caption under the icons on your desktop should now be rendered in the font you picked.

Note though, that the color of the icon caption cannot be changed. It will be chosen automatically based on the color of your desktop wallpaper, according to this post on Microsoft Answers:

You cannot change the desktop font color.

Because desktop wallpaper images have varying colors, it is easy for
the font colors to be unreadable if they are on top of the same color
as a wallpaper image. For instance a black font on top of a dark part
of the background image or a white font on a white part of a
background image.

The desktop icon fonts are dynamic and will show white on dark
backgrounds and change to white with a black shadow effect on a light
background.

answered Feb 18, 2012 at 23:22

Finally solved still with the Aero Theme:

1. Run sysdm.cpl to get to System Properties.
2. Select Advanced tab and Performance Setting to get to the Performance Options window.
3. Select «Adjust for best performance» button to clear all the check-boxes.
4. Use Iconoid to change the icon font color.

If you prefer to still have the peek preview of a window while hovering on the task bar icon, you can select the «Enable desktop composition» and «Use visual styles on windows and buttons» check-boxes.

Have fun!

answered Aug 7, 2013 at 12:28

1. Run Sysdm.cpl from the command line
2. Click advanced tab
3. Click the Performance settings button.
4. Uncheck the last two items
   • Use drop shadows…
   • Use visual styles…
5. Click Ok and close
6. Rick click on the desktop, select Personalize
7. Click on Window Color
8. Select Item:Desktop and change color 1 to Black for white text or select white for black text.
9. Click Ok and exit.

answered Mar 17, 2017 at 20:57

Вы можете изменить шрифт текста значков на рабочем столе, даже если вы не используете тему Windows 7 Basic.

Для этого щелкните правой кнопкой мыши на рабочем столе и выберите « Personalize . Нажмите « Window Color внизу экрана, а затем « Advanced appearance settings... на следующем экране. Выберите Icon в раскрывающемся списке «Предмет» и выберите понравившийся шрифт (чтобы увидеть, что он действительно меняется, выберите что-то необычное, например, Comic Sans). Когда вы нажимаете кнопку « Apply , заголовок под значками на рабочем столе теперь должен отображаться в выбранном вами шрифте.

Обратите внимание, что цвет заголовка значка изменить нельзя. Это будет выбрано автоматически в зависимости от цвета ваших обоев для рабочего стола, в соответствии с этой статьей в Ответах Microsoft:

Вы не можете изменить цвет шрифта рабочего стола.

Поскольку у обоев рабочего стола есть различные цвета, цвета шрифта легко нечитаемы, если они поверх того же цвета, что и изображение обоев. Например, черный шрифт поверх темной части фонового изображения или белый шрифт на белой части фонового изображения.

Шрифты значков на рабочем столе являются динамическими и будут отображаться белым на темном фоне и изменяться на белый с эффектом черной тени на светлом фоне.

ответ дан PersonalNexus704

Наконец-то решена еще с Aero Theme:

1. Запустите sysdm.cpl, чтобы перейти в Свойства системы.
2. Выберите вкладку «Дополнительно» и «Параметры производительности», чтобы открыть окно «Параметры производительности».
3. Нажмите кнопку «Настроить для лучшей производительности», чтобы снять все флажки.
4. Используйте Iconoid, чтобы изменить цвет шрифта значка.

Если вы предпочитаете предварительный просмотр окна при наведении курсора на значок панели задач, вы можете установить флажки «Включить композицию на рабочем столе» и «Использовать визуальные стили на окнах и кнопках».

Повеселись!

ответ дан suddenBackgroundChange11