Windows 10: How to completely disable Transparency Effects on windows 11?

As the question implies, I have trouble while trying to fully disable transparency effects in windows 11. The keyword here is FULLY disable. A quick search easilly showed a few different ways to toggle on/off the transparency effects through Personalization Settings, Through Accessibility Settings or with Registry editor. They're all different path to acces the same feature, so please, dont just copy/paste those solutions. I already followed those guides and while it seemed to work at first glance, it seems that if the background window contains some video wether in a video app or embedded

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Transparency effects not working

Hello,

Try the registry method mentioned here:

Enable/disable transparency effects in Windows 11

Let us know if this helps!

Note: Included link in this reply refers to blog post by a trusted Microsoft MVP.

 

Disable blur effect - not transparency

I have been trying the registry hack for this and it works until restart. I prefer the transparency without the blur. Here's a screen of the start without blur. Anyone had any luck getting the no blur effect to stick? Even with restart?

 

Disable blur effect - not transparency


Is there a way in Windows 10 to disable the blur effect but keep the transparency. (I know there was one in the early builds of Windows 10 when Microsoft was testing the blur effect. )