Windows 10: Make Taskbar More Transparent In 1803?

It's not completely clear, still has a color tint to it, so maybe that's why some people don't see it....
It does not make your taskbar completely transparent, if that's what folks are looking for, just a little is all.

 

Not a major issue, but kind of annoying me as it appears slightly transparent, but not enough. I use a solid black background, and it appears grey. Anyway to make it more transparent? I can't find any setting to adjust it.

:)

 

Windows 10 64 bit how do I make the taskbar transparent?

There's no way to make it COMPELTELY transparent and invisible without using a theme program like WindowBlinds (good program, but not free). But you can try this to make it more transparent on some screens:

Increase Taskbar Transparency with
OLED Switch

 

taskbar tranparency

Trying to get taskbar transparent in Windows 10. I went to settings, then to personalization, clicked colors, auto pic is on, show color on taskbar is off, make taskbar transparent in ON. Taskbar remains black. Is there another way to make taskbar transparent?
I am at a loss.

Thanks,

Dan

 

Hello Gelbs, *Smile

If you like, this below may be able to make the taskbar more transparent (clear).

*Arrow Turn On or Off Taskbar Clear Transparency in Windows 10 Windows 10 Tutorials

 

It doesn't work. It still remains the same. Probably due to the 1803 update.

 

That's what it looks like. Not really transparent at all, anymore.

 

I use a program called TranslucentTB to make my taskbar completely transparent. Here is a link with how to and it has the download on the page. *Smile

How to Make Your Windows 10 Taskbar Completely Transparent

When you create the shortcut in the startup folder(if you do this to have it on startup), in the "Target" box, at the end add this with a space after the program to look like this:

C:\path\TranslucentTB.2017.3\TranslucentTB.exe --transparent

 

Just to let you know, and Shawn too, it still works in 1803 as I just tried it. Did you sign out or reboot after ??

 

Definitely doesn't work. I tried the 'option one' registry method. I signed out and rebooted but still the same as my screenshot. I might try the Translucent thing.

 

Not here Mike......did the reg file, rebooted the system and no luck.......maybe there is something in my settings that is stopping it.....Oh well, not sure I really wanted it clear, just thought I would try to confirm your findings..