How do I save “color configs” command in Windows CMD?
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Recently , i was learning about windows cmd commands.
I was blocked with a command color 2e , which will change the foreground and background color of the interface.
i can change it and the foreground and background color has been applied successfully , but after i closed and reopen again. the color has return to the default.
so how should i do to fix it ,i do not want to modify other files,thanks!
windows cmd
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
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Recently , i was learning about windows cmd commands.
I was blocked with a command color 2e , which will change the foreground and background color of the interface.
i can change it and the foreground and background color has been applied successfully , but after i closed and reopen again. the color has return to the default.
so how should i do to fix it ,i do not want to modify other files,thanks!
windows cmd
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
164
add a comment |
Recently , i was learning about windows cmd commands.
I was blocked with a command color 2e , which will change the foreground and background color of the interface.
i can change it and the foreground and background color has been applied successfully , but after i closed and reopen again. the color has return to the default.
so how should i do to fix it ,i do not want to modify other files,thanks!
windows cmd
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
164
Recently , i was learning about windows cmd commands.
I was blocked with a command color 2e , which will change the foreground and background color of the interface.
i can change it and the foreground and background color has been applied successfully , but after i closed and reopen again. the color has return to the default.
so how should i do to fix it ,i do not want to modify other files,thanks!
windows cmd
windows cmd
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
164
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
164
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
164
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
164
asked Jan 4 at 7:41
AibinAibin
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For me works this way from UI:
- Open cmd.
- Type
color 2e. - Click on the icon at the top left of the window.
- Click on
Properties. - Click
OK.
Now you can close the window and it saved color settings (if it won't work please try the dame but select Defaults in step 4 - it seems there is a difference for some versions of Windows).
Default colour settings are stored in registry, for example you may have a look into
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor and the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor trying exportingimporting it.
They contain two-digit hexadecimal value where first digit stands for background color and the second one for text color. Color codes are like this:
0 - black
1 - blue
2 - green
3 - aqua
4 - red
5 - purple
6 - yellow
7 - white
8 - grey
9 - light blue
A - light green
B - light aqua
C - light red
D - light purple
E - light yellow
F - bright white
So that you can configure the color theme you like, export the registry to *.reg file and reuse later
answered Jan 4 at 7:48
AkceptorAkceptor
1,40911825
1
thank you very much, select and configDefaultsin step 4 did work , thanks again
– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
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For me works this way from UI:
- Open cmd.
- Type
color 2e. - Click on the icon at the top left of the window.
- Click on
Properties. - Click
OK.
Now you can close the window and it saved color settings (if it won't work please try the dame but select Defaults in step 4 - it seems there is a difference for some versions of Windows).
Default colour settings are stored in registry, for example you may have a look into
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor and the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor trying exportingimporting it.
They contain two-digit hexadecimal value where first digit stands for background color and the second one for text color. Color codes are like this:
0 - black
1 - blue
2 - green
3 - aqua
4 - red
5 - purple
6 - yellow
7 - white
8 - grey
9 - light blue
A - light green
B - light aqua
C - light red
D - light purple
E - light yellow
F - bright white
So that you can configure the color theme you like, export the registry to *.reg file and reuse later
answered Jan 4 at 7:48
AkceptorAkceptor
1,40911825
1
thank you very much, select and configDefaultsin step 4 did work , thanks again
– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
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For me works this way from UI:
- Open cmd.
- Type
color 2e. - Click on the icon at the top left of the window.
- Click on
Properties. - Click
OK.
Now you can close the window and it saved color settings (if it won't work please try the dame but select Defaults in step 4 - it seems there is a difference for some versions of Windows).
Default colour settings are stored in registry, for example you may have a look into
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor and the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor trying exportingimporting it.
They contain two-digit hexadecimal value where first digit stands for background color and the second one for text color. Color codes are like this:
0 - black
1 - blue
2 - green
3 - aqua
4 - red
5 - purple
6 - yellow
7 - white
8 - grey
9 - light blue
A - light green
B - light aqua
C - light red
D - light purple
E - light yellow
F - bright white
So that you can configure the color theme you like, export the registry to *.reg file and reuse later
answered Jan 4 at 7:48
AkceptorAkceptor
1,40911825
1
thank you very much, select and configDefaultsin step 4 did work , thanks again
– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
add a comment |
For me works this way from UI:
- Open cmd.
- Type
color 2e. - Click on the icon at the top left of the window.
- Click on
Properties. - Click
OK.
Now you can close the window and it saved color settings (if it won't work please try the dame but select Defaults in step 4 - it seems there is a difference for some versions of Windows).
Default colour settings are stored in registry, for example you may have a look into
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor and the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor trying exportingimporting it.
They contain two-digit hexadecimal value where first digit stands for background color and the second one for text color. Color codes are like this:
0 - black
1 - blue
2 - green
3 - aqua
4 - red
5 - purple
6 - yellow
7 - white
8 - grey
9 - light blue
A - light green
B - light aqua
C - light red
D - light purple
E - light yellow
F - bright white
So that you can configure the color theme you like, export the registry to *.reg file and reuse later
answered Jan 4 at 7:48
AkceptorAkceptor
1,40911825
For me works this way from UI:
- Open cmd.
- Type
color 2e. - Click on the icon at the top left of the window.
- Click on
Properties. - Click
OK.
Now you can close the window and it saved color settings (if it won't work please try the dame but select Defaults in step 4 - it seems there is a difference for some versions of Windows).
Default colour settings are stored in registry, for example you may have a look into
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor and the same for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftCommand ProcessorDefaultColor trying exportingimporting it.
They contain two-digit hexadecimal value where first digit stands for background color and the second one for text color. Color codes are like this:
0 - black
1 - blue
2 - green
3 - aqua
4 - red
5 - purple
6 - yellow
7 - white
8 - grey
9 - light blue
A - light green
B - light aqua
C - light red
D - light purple
E - light yellow
F - bright white
So that you can configure the color theme you like, export the registry to *.reg file and reuse later
answered Jan 4 at 7:48
AkceptorAkceptor
1,40911825
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answered Jan 4 at 7:48
AkceptorAkceptor
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answered Jan 4 at 7:48
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thank you very much, select and configDefaultsin step 4 did work , thanks again
– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
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thank you very much, select and configDefaultsin step 4 did work , thanks again
– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
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thank you very much, select and config
Defaults in step 4 did work , thanks again– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
thank you very much, select and config
Defaults in step 4 did work , thanks again– Aibin
Jan 4 at 8:43
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