Guide:Making your Windows system styled like Windows XP

In this guide, you'll find out how to make your Windows 10/11 system look like a Windows XP system.

System Requirements

 * Must have Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 or later installed
 * .NET Core 3.1 desktop runtime installed (instructions on how to instal

A Note
When you come across the User Account Control icon during this guide, this means that the action requires Administrative Privileges, and you may have to provide your password if you are not an admin of the system, and/or have to click "Yes" to a dialogue box. There is one part of this guide that does not require admin privileges.

Step 1: Installing .NET Core 3.1
In order to use RetroBar, you need to download and install the .NET Core 3.1 Desktop Runtime. Click here to go to the page. Once you are on the page, you need to download the appropriate setup program for your system (either x64 or x86). Once downloaded, run the program. Then, once the setup window opens, click on the " Install" button.

Step 2: Installing RetroBar
Once .NET Core 3.1 is installed, you can safely install RetroBar. Click here to visit the project page for RetroBar. Scroll down until you see "Releases" and click the latest version (1.7 as of this article). Download the executable file, then run it.