You can change both Explorer and WMP to transparent by adjusting their display settings in Windows 10.
You can change both Explorer and WMP to transparent by adjusting their display settings in Windows 10.
It seems the system is looking odd now—taskbar is clear, windows aren’t, and colors don’t match. I thought it could be fixed in the registry again, but I’m not sure if that’s effective or which setting to change. I’d rather avoid third-party tools since they all try to copy an older Windows version; I just want a clean, familiar Windows 10 feel.
Click right-click on your desktop, select Personalize, then check both accent color and Start Menu options. You can also delete transparency from there.
This does the opposite. I need transparency again. Refer to the title.
It looks like only Explorer and WMP are involved, with photo apps maintaining clear borders. I bet there should be a registry file for this. Probably not something I’d stumble upon on my own—maybe I’ll look into group policies to see if they can help blur the login screen.