Se7en Task Manager Modder

Se7en Task Manager Modder can be used by those who want to personalize their Task Manager in Windows 7 by tweaking colors.
It's a straightforward piece of software that spares you the trouble of accessing the system registry to find the keys responsible for the Task Manager colors.

Portable tweaker for the Windows 7 Task Manager

Se7en Task Manager Modder isn't packed in a setup kit. It's compressed into a single executable file that can be saved anywhere on the disk and just double-clicked to launch the tool.
Since it doesn't have any software dependencies, you can put it on a USB flash drive and directly run it on any computer without installation.

Preview Task Manager to try various color schemes

The main app window show a preview of the Windows 7 Task Manager to demonstrate modifications while making tweaks. Colors can be adjusted for the grid, CPU and memory line, percent digits, as well as CPU and RAM usage bars. All these changes only have effect on the "Performance" tab of the Windows Task Manager.

Save colors to create multiple profiles

In addition, you can save the colors to file. This gives you the possibility to create multiple profiles with different color schemes, which can be easily applied to the application without going through the trouble of configuring each setting.
The modifications can be applied with one click ("Modify Taskmgr" button). If the process was already altered, then it's necessary to force a restoration ("Force Restore" button), which means running the sfc/scanfile command.

Only compatible with Windows 7 and XP

You should know that Se7en Task Manager Modder only works for the Task Manager of Windows 7 and XP, since this utility was redesigned in newer Windows versions. Our tests have shown that it has no impact on Windows 8 and 10.

Affects only the "Performance" tab

Taking into account its simple-to-use options, this tool should please users looking for ways to personalize the Task Manager in Windows 7. Unfortunately, it only affects the "Performance" tab, which means that the "Applications", "Processes", "Services", "Networking" and "Users" tabs remain untouched.