How to change colors in CMD(Command Prompt)

[Harped]

How to change colors in CMD(Command Prompt)

Things you'll need

Computer/Laptop
Brain

Guide all in 1 step(Windows 7)

First, we need to open CMD..

Either click the Windows Symbol in the bottom left, or press the Windows Symbol on your keyboard. Now where it says "Search programs and files" type "CMD"

Now, obviously, click "CMD" under "Programs".. This will open Command Prompt.

Now type "Color help" and it'll give you a list of all the colors.

First color will be the text, second will be the background.

So for example, I want Black text on a Yellow background I will type "color 60", or if I wanted Light Purple/Green I'd type "color d2"

Just experiment around with it and find some cool colors.

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Q. Does this work with Vista/XP?
A. Works with XP, should work with Vista.

Q. Do the colors save so everytime I reopen CMD it has them?
A. No, you'll have to re-enter "color xx"

Q. What is the point in this?
A. Not quite sure. It looks cool.

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I used no resources to create this guide. Everything, including the pictures, came from me and me only.​

 

[Lukef555]

Never knew about this. Seems kinda fun. Good job harped.

 

[FireZ]

I remember doing this in college. Twas cool to know.

 

[Dalpra]

I love these types of guides, they're not serious, but fun.

 

[Pwnified]

Things you'll need

Computer/Laptop
Brain

DAMN..

Back to the real reply:

Works with vista, and cool. I also like guides like these .

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[Kleenex]

Cool, thanks.

Trying it out now.