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Use the del command to delete these files and the rmdir command to delete the folder.

This theme will have one or multiple theme files such as corrupt theme 01.

There’s a catch though, which is that you must remember the exact name of the theme that broke your system. This should, in most cases solve the problem. After that, you can trick Windows into using the default Windows theme. Once you have access to the command prompt all you have to do is delete the theme that caused your system to break. Unless your installation media has the feature disabled, you can access the command prompt using it. You will need a bootable Windows media in order to do this. But what if you did not create a restore point? Here, we’re going to show you how to recover from black or gray screen caused due to third-party corrupt themes on Windows 10. This is where creating a system restore point can come in quite handy.
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This requires modifying essential system files that can break the system altogether. That’s because there is a way to install third-party themes on Windows thanks to the enormous developer support due to the popularity of Windows. There are still so many third-party themes floating around on the internet for Windows. Windows does not support third-party themes out of the box.
