Exit the registry, then launch Paint as you normally would, and will be back in business with the MS Paint Classic.Note: If you don’t see a registry key for Settings, you will need to create one, right-click Paint > New > Key then enter the word Settings.Enter DisableModernPaintBoo t strap, right-click the DWORD value, then click Properties, change the value to 0 (if it’s not already).Within Settings, right-click, select New > DWORD (32-bit) value. You can copy and paste the string into the new Registry address bar then hit Enter, and it will take you there. Navigate to the following registry key: HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Paint\Settings.Click Start, type: regedit, right-click it then click Run as administrator.In order to get it back, you will need to modify some registry keys so don’t forget to backup your registry before walking through the steps below. With a little investigation, I discovered Microsoft chose to hide the old Paint app. Every attempt at launching it opened the new 3D Paint app instead. Initially, I tried finding the classic Paint app using Search, the Run command and even browsing the System 32 folder. Bring Back the Old Paint App in Windows 10 So, although I’ll still play with the new Paint 3D, let me show you how to get back the classic Paint app. The interface is strikingly different, and there are some minor differences like performance opening a file and even launching the app which is not instantaneous.įor me personally, and possibly some of you, I prefer to have our cake and eat it too. Using Paint 3D is like migrating to a foreign country, learning the laws of the land and how to communicate.
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