Rainmeterâ€™s window will pop up allowing you to install and enable the skin. To install a skin, just double click on the. , are essentially entire Rainmeter suites by themselves. Sorting by â€œTop â€“ All Timeâ€ on the subreddit brings up some of the best skins and layouts.Â Skins from these sites can be downloaded and mixed and matched to your choosing. Many sites exist for showcasing Rainmeter skins, including

Rainmeterâ€™s default skin is useful, but fairly boring. This will also disable the right click menu, but fortunately Rainmeter adds an icon in the Windows toolbar, which also lets you access the menu. If you want to make not draggable, unclick â€œDraggableâ€ and click â€œClick throughâ€. You can edit the positioning and settings of each skin. Clicking â€œActive Skinsâ€ will let you manage each one individually. A window will come up listing all your installed skins. To get to Rainmeterâ€™s settings, right click on any one of the skins and click â€œManage Skinâ€. Once Rainmeter is installed, you should see a few new things on your desktop, displaying basic things like disk and CPU usage. Installation is simple, but make sure â€œLaunch Rainmeter on startupâ€ is checked, or else it will have to be manually restarted after a reboot.

The standard installation works just fine. Rainmeter can be installed portably as well, but it isnâ€™t recommended. If you want the latest updates, you can also build it from the source code at their Rainmeter is an open source program and can be downloaded from their

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