Turn your Windows 11 into a GoConsoleOS-style console — dark navy surfaces, cyan (#00C9DB) accents — while keeping 100% of Microsoft Windows 11 underneath. No third-party mods, no shell replacements, no system files touched. Pure theme + personalization.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| App & system mode | Dark |
| Accent color | #00C9DB (GoConsoleOS cyan) |
| Show accent on title bars | On |
| Window chrome | Dark navy (#0A0F1E) |
| Wallpaper | Branded 1080p/4K console artwork with taskbar blend |
| Lock screen | GoConsoleOS wallpaper |
| Mouse pointer | Cyan custom color pointer |
| Start menu | "Recommended" section hidden |
| Taskbar | Cyan accent, transparency enabled, cleaned icons + widget buttons hidden |
| Sounds | GoConsoleOS chimes (startup, notification, warn, error, UAC) |
| Windows Terminal | GoConsoleOS profile (default) with custom color scheme |
| Themes installed | GoConsoleOS + GoConsoleOS Contrast |
GoConsoleOS-Theme/
apply.exe One-click GUI: apply or revert the whole theme
GoConsoleOS.theme Windows theme definition
GoConsoleOS-Contrast.theme High-contrast variant
apply-theme.ps1 Applies theme (registry + wallpaper + accent)
finish-theme.ps1 Applies lock screen, pointer, start menu, sounds
revert-theme.ps1 Restores Windows 11 defaults (theme + finish)
generate-wallpaper.ps1 Re-renders the wallpapers if you tweak them
terminal-icon.png Terminal tab icon (>_ console mark)
src/ apply.exe source (C# / WinForms, .NET 9)
wallpapers/
GoConsoleOS-1080p.png
GoConsoleOS-4K.png
sounds/
startup.wav notify.wav asterisk.wav
warn.wav error.wav uac.wav
Run apply.exe and click Apply GoConsoleOS, or run it headless:
.\apply.exe --apply
This applies the theme, lock screen, pointer, text-cursor indicator, taskbar/explorer/start settings, sounds, and Windows Terminal profiles in one pass, then restarts Explorer.
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\apply-theme.ps1
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\finish-theme.ps1
Explorer restarts automatically so colors + taskbar refresh. Everything else in Windows 11 stays exactly as it is.
The GoConsoleOS profile + color scheme were added to your Terminal settings and set as default. Open a new tab to see the console look. It's a stock Windows Terminal profile — no third-party tools.
.\apply.exe --revert
or
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File .\revert-theme.ps1
This restores dark/light defaults, the stock cursor, auto wallpaper and the default Windows sound scheme. Start menu "Recommended" is re-enabled by Settings → Personalization → Start.
- Only touches the current user (
HKCU) — no admin needed, no system files (the optional OLED taskbar-transparency tweak needs admin and is skipped otherwise). apply.exeis a .NET 9 app; keepGoConsoleOS.dll,GoConsoleOS.deps.jsonandGoConsoleOS.runtimeconfig.jsonnext to it.- The wallpaper lives in
wallpapers\GoConsoleOS-1080p.png; for 4K displays, copyGoConsoleOS-4K.pngover it and rerun, or set it in Settings → Personalization. - Lock screen may need one lock (Win+L) to pick up the new image.
- If the cyan pointer doesn't appear immediately, open Settings → Accessibility → Mouse pointer and touch once — the cyan color is already selected.
Part of the GoConsoleOS companion suite (GoStudios).
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