# Identifying the theme as the cause of error

Before reporting an issue, you can easily check yourself whether your theme might be responsible for the problem.

### Assigning Shopware Standard Theme

Assign the "**Shopware default theme**" once to your storefront ![](/files/kmPOagEbyoEcaYYuBi00). Does the problem also exists in the default theme, it is 99.9% likely that ThemeWare® is not responsible for the trouble.

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#### Further information:

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[Examining Shopware default theme](/knowledge-base/tutorials/solving-errors/examining-shopware-default-theme.md)
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