This is the same post I received from you on Feb. 09 (couldn't get a reply to go through). Actually I mean the colors of the tiles themselves. For example; the tile that says "store" a red; the color of the tile that says "people" a green; the color of the tile that says "Internet Explorer" a orange (these are not the colors I want but just examples). I have several icons pinned to start and I was thinking of color coding each group. As I understand it this is not possible in Windows 8.1. However thanks for the reply.
How to change tiles' background color in Windows 8.1 start screen?
To make it look like this:
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2014-02-04T03:23:57+00:00 I couldn't agree more.
Envimh
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Anonymous
2014-02-04T03:12:54+00:00 Just forget everything. Win8.x sucks. Go back to Win7, learn how to make updated images, learn to use sysprep, and be happy.
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Anonymous
2014-02-04T03:06:50+00:00 I refer to neither. Are those my only options? Tile change means to me the ability to choose from a list. If say Google has 45 accepted logo images. Could I choose from that list? Or maybe an, internet icon means to you?
Thanks-Envimh
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Anonymous
2013-12-20T22:45:48+00:00 If I can help you testing the color's changes, then why not.