Taskbar Windows Vista Home Premium, changed to the classic color scheme after update.

For some reason any my menu of the taskbar and start suddenly changed to the classic system of windows.

I am running Windows Home Premium and have attempted to reverse to the standard vista scheme through customization > window color and appearance, but has only Windows Classic as an option.

I also right click on the bar of tasks and disappeared on properties in this way, it shows the taskbar as the standard version of Vista but the taskbar is still in basic.

I used the diagnosis of DirectX tool tests to see if an error has caused this, but it does not revisit what whatsoever, and my laptop recognizes that it runs Windows Home Premium.

Also tried to restart, but nothing changes...

The only thing that I think may be linked to this is after a recent update of the last time that I closed my laptop, but I don't see what update it was.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Here is a link to the screenshot of my problem!

http://Tinypic.com/r/sffn0l/7

For some reason any my menu of the taskbar and start suddenly changed to the classic system of windows.

I am running Windows Home Premium and have attempted to reverse to the standard vista scheme through customization > window color and appearance, but has only Windows Classic as an option.

I also right click on the bar of tasks and disappeared on properties in this way, it shows the taskbar as the standard version of Vista but the taskbar is still in basic.

I used the diagnosis of DirectX tool tests to see if an error has caused this, but it does not revisit what whatsoever, and my laptop recognizes that it runs Windows Home Premium.

Also tried to restart, but nothing changes...

The only thing that I think may be linked to this is after a recent update of the last time that I closed my laptop, but I don't see what update it was.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Here is a link to the screenshot of my problem!

http://Tinypic.com/r/sffn0l/7

I found that if you go to the computer, right click on it, go on manage, then go to Services on the left column, scroll down to find topics, left-click and then in the upper left of this part of the screen there is a link to restart the Service, click , click on it, it will restart the service for the themes. Once she had him restart the service for the themes, right click on your desktop, go into customize and if you change your theme, your Vista Basic theme should be back. I hope this helps someone.

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