I added the 32bit DWORD, HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionThemesPersonalize
SystemUsesLightTheme, set to 0 and rebooted without success. Any ideas what I missed or is this feature no longer works?
Thanks
You've got everything right except the name of the DWORD, it should be:I added the 32bit DWORD, HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionThemesPersonalize
SystemUsesLightTheme, set to 0 and rebooted without success. Any ideas what I missed or is this feature no longer works?
Thanks
AppsUseLightTheme
Thanks!You've got everything right except the name of the DWORD, it should be:
AppsUseLightTheme
It doesn't work for me in 64-bit Windows 10 Pro build 10162. Is it still working for you?You've got everything right except the name of the DWORD, it should be:
AppsUseLightTheme
Yup.It doesn't work for me in 64-bit Windows 10 Pro build 10162. Is it still working for you?
I still have the dark theme for Start/taskbar/Action Center, and Settings with the default light theme.
Hmmm..., strange. I don't know what to suggest.I still have the dark theme for Start/taskbar/Action Center, and Settings with the default light theme.
Maybe a reboot?
Clean install or upgrade. With upgrades things carry over(cruft). Sometimes cruft is good in that old functions still work, sometimes it can cause conflicts.
The desktop was an upgrade to 10162 from 10159 upgraded from a clean install 10158. It doesn't work on it.
It works on the laptop that has been upgraded to each build from the start.
Does this only affect Settings?
I think Win + P is affected as well as Calculator, Alarms, Voice Recorder, some bits of Maps and some others I don't recall at the moment.The desktop was an upgrade to 10162 from 10159 upgraded from a clean install 10158. It doesn't work on it.
It works on the laptop that has been upgraded to each build from the start.
Does this only affect Settings?
