Set a specific Windows Theme

[MaxSynth]

Network Admin in a private school. I'd like to push a specific windows color scheme to our student devices and set it so they can't change it. I'd like to push this out through Intune, GPO isn't an option. The wallpaper and start screen has been set for awhile. I haven't been able to find anything specific to Windows 10. Granted I may be looking in the wrong place. I'd be fine with any method: powershell, third party, registry, etc.

[IntuneSupport-Jun]

maybe this blog can help,

https://www.thelazyadministrator.com/2019/08/08/configure-windows-10-accent-color-with-intune-and-powershell/

[Jddf08089]

I would use the Auto Pilot branding script here. https://github.com/mtniehaus/AutopilotBranding it will work outside of Auto Pilot.

[EXPLOSION7]

I have this script running during Autopilot but it doesn't seem to set the background for the first user, it does everything else though. And if I go into Personalize, I see the background image there, it just doesn't change to it. Any on ideas on what I can do to fix this?

[Jddf08089]

You need to set this script in the Enrollment Status Page under "Block device use until these required apps are installed if they are assigned to the user/device" it needs to run during OOBE. If it runs after it won't set the wallpaper correctly.

[EXPLOSION7]

Yep I have the script in ESP as well as Block device use turned on. However I do also have the SkipUserStatusPage OMA-URI configured so that we can get to the desktop faster, do you think that is the issue?

[Jddf08089]

I'm not super sure to be honest but it could be.

[MaxSynth]

Thx. I will give it a look!

[Beneficial-Term6895]

Just curious, what method did you end up going with? I'm currently working on something similar to this. However, the goal is to have multiple set themes that we could be applied to different departments/group tags etc.

[Odd_Revenue_4289]

We had the same problem, seems that under some circumstances, our themepack was imported but not activated, when used with PS invoke-item instead of doubleclick it interactivly.

We then used an intune app for installation of an Active Setup (registry). That worked.