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You can, of course, change the color of the taskbar, but normally - by default - you get a solid black option. The other option is to leave it off as a solid color. You’ll still see the taskbar there, but it blends into your wallpaper quite nicely with this setting. Turing them on, you’ll get a transparent taskbar that blends nicely with your background or color theme. However, Microsoft does give you the option to turn their default transparency settings on or off. It’s pre-set and you’re unable to change it without a third-party program (or diving into the Registry Editor). For example, you can no longer in the native settings change the opacity of the transparency. With Windows 10, Microsoft has taken a lot of transparency options away for the taskbar. Follow along below and we’ll show you how you can make the taskbar in Windows 10 transparent or a solid color. I hope these little things might help you to make your PC feel more personal.However, one thing Microsoft has changed around is how transparency works with the taskbar. With Windows 10 Creators Update, you will be able to set a custom accent color, and for that you have wait till April 11 of this month. One more thing, if you want Windows to automatically set a color based on the desktop background, simply tick the checkbox saying ‘Automatically pick an accent color from my background’. You can even try to mix and match the options above, and try to find a perfect match for your daily workflow. Your Start menu, taskbar as well as the action center is now transparent. To do so, flip the ‘Make Start, taskbar and action center transparent’ toggle button to ON position and that’s it. Make Start, taskbar and action center transparent Now, it is time to apply some transparency. Again, if you want to set a black or no color, slide the button to OFF. And, the taskbar plus the action center has the same solid accent color on them. Open start, and you will see a background accent color. Step 3: As the Color and Appearance window turns up, choose a color from the options provided, move the small scale to left or right to change color intensity if necessary, and then tap Save changes.

To display a color on start, taskbar and action center, slide the ‘Show color on Start, taskbar and action center’ toggle button to ON position. Step 2: Type start menu color in the blank box and select Change the background and colors on Start. Show color on Start, taskbar and action center If you want to set the title bar to show black or no color, simply toggle the switch to OFF position.

When you do this, you will notice the settings app title has got some nice color on it, depending upon what accent you chose earlier. Scroll down and slide the ‘show color on title bar’ toggle button to ON position. Click on Colors from the list on the left.Launch the settings app by pressing Win Key + I.To get started, we will go through all possible outcomes and then you decide which one seems perfect for you.