How to Use Command Prompt In different Colors (Other Than Black)

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Hi Guys, Today we will see how to Use Ms Dos In Many Colors Other Then Black.

Generally Ms Dos is in black color but if you want to use it in Different Colors just for a change then there is a trick For you.

Follow the Below Simple Steps:

Step 1: Click on Start > Run and then Type Cmd, Press enter.

Step 2: A Command Prompt will open up just like Below pic.

Step 3: Now type “Color z ” As shown in Above Pic  and click enter.


Step 4:  Now you will see List of Color Numbers. Refer the below pic.
Step 5: Now it will ask you to press any key, Next To change The Color to Green i will type “Color 2” and Press enter, here we go, my Cmd Color has now changed to Green. you can Try any color just change the number to that respective color.
This is what i get When i type Color 2 and Enter.

I hope you enjoyed this fun Trick. Keep visiting , keep learning.

2 thoughts on “How to Use Command Prompt In different Colors (Other Than Black)

  • April 21, 2013 at 5:01 pm
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    Dude, there’s a better way for this.. Go to Properties -> Colors -> Screen Text Radiobutton (The default will be screen Backgorund radiobutton)..

    Why is this better?? The method suggested by you is a one time fix.. When I restart CMD, the font will be in darkgrey again, which is not the case with the above mentioned method…

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