Web Talk

If you share your computer with other users such as your friends or coworkers, you know only too well that annoying feeling you get after you turn the computer on and find out that someone has messed with its settings! The volume is too loud, new applications and icons on the screen and maybe a new “pink theme” which doesn’t have anything to do with you! This small tutorial will teach you how to lock a Windows 7 theme to prevent users from changing  it.

1. Click Start.
2. In the Search field, type gpedit.msc (only available in Windows Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate editions) and hit Enter.
3. The Local Group Policy Editor window will appear on your screen. On the left-pane, go to User Configuration – Administrative Templates – Control Panel – Personalization.
4. In the right-pane, locate and double-click the  Prevent changing theme option.
5. Click  Enabled.
6. Done!