Thursday, June 18, 2009

How to change background and foreground colour of the text in Command Prompt

Have you ever wish to change the black and white look of Command prompt (cmd)?

By Registry Editor:

a.) Open the Registery Editor (Start > Run > Regedit) and navigate to:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor.

b.) Locate to DWORD value “DefaultColour“.

In the right pane, modify the “DefaultColour” value, putting in a hexadecimal number say “E4″. The first digit of this value determines the background colour, and the second digit determines the foreground colour of the text.


In this case, ‘E’ corresponds to Light yellow colour, and ‘4′ corresponds to Red The result in command prompt window with red text on yellow background. Similarly you can set your own choice according to this table:


By TuneUp Utilities:

1.) Open TuneUp Utilities > Customize Windows > TuneUp System Control > Navigate to, Administration > System > Command Prompt > Advance

2.) Choose any colour of your choice & Press Apply.

3.) Restart your PC to see Effects.

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