colors.txt

Changing Windows console colors is known to more closely replicate the Commodore experience
(you may vary to your preferences)
Listed in left to right order for Console + System Menu + Properites + Colors

   0,   0,   0 - ConsoleColor.Black
  32,  32, 128 - ConsoleColor.DarkBlue
  32,  96,  32 - ConsoleColor.DarkGreen
  64,  64,  64 - ConsoleColor.DarkCyan(aka Dark Gray)
  96,  64,   0 - ConsoleColor.DarkRed(aka Brown)
 128,   0, 128 - ConsoleColor.DarkMagenta
 180,  90,   0 - ConsoleColor.DarkYellow(aka Orange)
 128, 128, 128 - ConsoleColor.Gray(aka Light Gray)
  96,  96,  96 - ConsoleColor.DarkGray(aka Medium Gray)
  64,  64, 255 - ConsoleColor.Blue(aka Light Blue)
 128, 192, 128 - ConsoleColor.Green(aka Light Green)
   0, 255, 255 - ConsoleColor.Cyan
 128,   0,   0 - ConsoleColor.Red
 240, 128, 128 - ConsoleColor.Magenta(aka Pink)
 224, 224,   0 - ConsoleColor.Yellow
 255, 255, 255 - ConsoleColor.White

For returning to defaults, note that Windows colors default to
   0,   0,   0 - ConsoleColor.Black
   0,   0, 128 - ConsoleColor.DarkBlue
   0, 128,   0 - ConsoleColor.DarkGreen
   0, 128, 128 - ConsoleColor.DarkCyan
 128,   0,   0 - ConsoleColor.DarkRed
 128,   0, 128 - ConsoleColor.DarkMagenta
 128, 128,   0 - ConsoleColor.DarkYellow
 192, 192, 192 - ConsoleColor.Gray
 128, 128, 128 - ConsoleColor.DarkGray
   0,   0, 255 - ConsoleColor.Blue
   0, 255,   0 - ConsoleColor.Green
   0, 255, 255 - ConsoleColor.Cyan
 255,   0,   0 - ConsoleColor.Red
 255,   0, 255 - ConsoleColor.Magenta
 255, 255,   0 - ConsoleColor.Yellow
 255, 255, 255 - ConsoleColor.White