Windows 10: Windows 11 Transparency Effects

Currently I noticed that windows transparency effects are odd. The higher the resolution of the PC the problematic it gets. When you toggle the transparency effects then it make the active windows and surface translucent and it affects the current working environment and seem like display is broken. Is there a option where the active windows are not translucent but inactive windows are translucent when this toggle is on? Is there a registry tweak or policy to have desired transparency effects. I want windows and surface to be translucent when they are not in focus, the translucent should be go

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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.

 

Windows 11 - Floating transparent box over the taskbar with loading cursor

I have a workaround to stop this happening. I’ve posted it multiple times, I hope the original poster will accept it as the answer as it disappears in all of the answers. Forget searching for something, follow these steps and you will be fine:

1. First do a restart so that the small window is not blocking anything.
   
2. Then click on the blue window at the bottom of your screen.
   
3. Type in "transparency",
   
4. select the first thing that comes up in the search that is "Transparency Effects".
   
5. In the popup turn off the transparency effects.
   
6. You need to restart your computer
   
7. Welcome to not be bothered by this transparent window anymore
   

 

Transparency Effect

Hello,

I've just installed a windows 10 and when selecting the option of Transparency Effect in the Personalization settings my taskbar became totally invisible and transparent, which is a very pretty looking thing. However, after restarting my laptop, it just became
normal, I tried to switch the Transparency Effect on and off but still, nothing changes. Any solution for this?