Introduction:

Color is an important visual factor to an user.Selecting proper color not only gives a better interface but also helps in viewing things properly. RGB (Red,Green and Blue),HSL (Hue,Saturation and Luminosity) and HSV (Hue,Saturation and Value) play a very vital role. You can change the default color of Command Prompt to your desired one.

Steps to Follow:

• In Start Search type CMD 
• Right click and select Open file location or, you can simply click Open file location. 
• The default location is C:\Users\Admin\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\System Tools 
• Right click on Command Prompt shortcut and select Properties. 
• Select Colors.
  1. You will find default screen text color has a RGB value of 204 each.This is tagged as Gray.
  2. The default background color is Black with a RGB value 12 each.
  3. The default popup text color has a RGB value 136, 23, 152 and tagged as Dark Magenta
  4. The default popup background has a RGB value 242 each and tagged as  Very light gray.
• Here you can change the Color of each of the above by selecting the desired color from color panel or, by changing the RGB values.
• Make sure to select the best option keeping visibility of text in mind.You can change the opacity also by dragging the opacity scale.
• Click OK or Apply.

See Also:

• Docs.microsoft.com: Color