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I treid to install the Amora Theme that uses an install file, it comes with the theme and the default theme install file but it dosnt work, i should have known it was not going to work because that was back from OS X 10.6 version of the OS and not Lion which im on, does any one know how i can take the theme off cause it didnt work, im including a picture of what my Finder frame and Chrome frame look like.
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7)
Exactly me too having same issue ! Plz anyone ?
HEEEEEELP !!!!!
I found it ! Got Stock files from Lion on my other computer ... Just read How To.txt n you will be back as new 😉
Stock Files :
http://www.multiupload.com/LTFGS678AP
Glad to be of help 😉
I cant find HD/System/PrivateFrameworks
Macintosh HD//System/PrivateFrameworks etc...
I know that, but my Macintosh hd isn't on my desktop, and not in the finder window as you can see from my picture.
Seems to me u r new to Mac aren't you ? Just use the go menu in finder n select computer your Hard drive is in there ... double click it tnen go to System/PrivateFrameworks as mentioned in TXT :/
if you call 6+ years new than i guess, but as you can tell by the picture once again, i cant read anything so how do I get to "menu in finder"
Don't matter how long u been using a Mac but if u didn't u could right-click on finder icon on dock n select Got To folder and paste :
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/
Hit enter and go the rest of the way from there 😉
EnJoy !
well i put it in the search bar and this came up, your download file contents that say have the words "
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/"
Do u see the finder icon in the dock ? RICGHT CLICK IT ok ? Select GO TO FOLDER and paste the location I said in previous answer in n go ! YOU ARE a n00b ...
If my directions are so hard to understand PLEASE FOR GOD SAKE SWITCH TO WINDOWS ... I cannot specify more than I already have .. I have been VERY SPECIFIC !
Peace out !
Thanks this part helped alot and I fixed it, I wish i could give you "Correct Answer" but unfotunatly it wouldnt feel right giving that to you now.
Thanks any how!
Glad I helped .. Keep files I sent backed up in a safe place in case u do same mistake again 😉
P.S : I do not own a "Real" Mac only a "Hackintosh" (Lion On PC) !
Anyway Peace Out 😀
Hello.. That is not working.
Hello,
I´d like to thank you TechXero for the Original files. Now I still have to fix the icons on the top bar, but I think it will be easy.
Anyway, if you all guys having trouble getting this to work, just forget "Finder" to replace files. It´s not possible.
You need to use the "Terminal" to make this changes.
I don´t have enought time now to write EVERY simple step to get this done, but, I will try to make it clear.
Unzip the files posted by TechXero on your Desktop.
Open Terminal.
Type:
cd /~/Desktop/ [hit enter]
Now, you´re on the Desktop folder.
Type:
ls [hit enter]
You will se the folder´s tree, now you have to navigate to the folder which theme files are, it will possibly be something like:
/LionUIFix/
So, on the Desktop folder, now type:
cd LionUIFix
Now, you will need do copy the two .bin files to the System´s folder.
Once you are navigating to the LionUIFix folder, on Terminal, type:
sudo cp ArtFile.bin /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreUI.framework/Versions/A/Resources/
It will ask for your Admin password, just type and hit enter.
And again, to the other needed file:
sudo cp SArtFile.bin /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/CoreUI.framework/Versions/A/Resources/
It will ask for your Admin password, just type and hit enter.
Restart your Mac and it´s done. At least the windows decorations and colors will be fine.
I´d like to thank again to the guys who have posted the Original Lion files.
A message to people who could have this tutorial done in 15 minutes, but, prefered not to do it, just because they are too cool for school: This is not nice. Maybe in a near future, you would need help.
Bye,
@FelipeBHZ - Follow me on twitter.
Hit Control comma keys together and it will bring up your preferene files for the finder, go to general and tick hard drive.Then go to sidebar and tick Hard Drives. Now you have your hard drive on your desktop and in the sidebar of the finder window that opens when you click on the icon.
how to restore to default theme
