Stardock ForumsBaj, awesome! That looks to be exactly what I need for a solution! I will give it a try later today, thank you so much!
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I am having issues activating multiple Stardock purchased products on both my desktop PC and my laptop. It is quite a mess. I upgraded my desktop motherboard and upgraded my desktop system Windows 10 to Windows 11 (which because of a hardware change Microsoft had to issue me a new product key which was a major hassle), and I upgraded my laptop from Windows 10 to 11. I have plenty of purchased licenses for Stardock products, but now it is a complete mess trying to activate them. </p
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I love WindowFX, and I am wondering if there is a way to hide the Windows 10 desktop icons during boot startup, instead of having to manually double click the desktop screen to hide the icons after booting into Windows?
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[quote who="basj" reply="8" id="3795688"] You should be able to download Curtains directly from Wincustomize.com and installed it https://www.wincustomize.com/explore/curtains Thank you, Basj, Stardock Community Assistant [/quote] Thank you Basj, that works.
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[quote who="roelerich" reply="6" id="3795681"] ,,, If Curtains can do a dark theme style like this, yeah I might like Curtains. I will give the free trial a try, see how it compares to my Windows dark theme with the registry hack: https://www.stardock.com/products/curtains/images/screenshots/v1-1/curtains_v11_01.jpg [/quote] Installed trial version of
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[quote who="don5318" reply="4" id="3795675"] ".....Is there any way to hack the Windows 10 Dark Theme so that the inactive/unslected window's title bar stays black instead of changing to a light/white color? I would like all the windows' title bars to just stay black/dark regardless of whether they are the currently selected window/app or not. I don't want to use Windowblinds to do this if at all possible-- I own Windowblinds but I find I really like the built in Windows 10 dark them
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[quote who="Neil Banfield" reply="3" id="3795674"] You may want to try Stardock Curtains. [/quote] Isn't Curtains just a slimmed down Windowblinds? I guess I need to look at Curtains, I don't know much about that product.
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I have Windowblinds and have tried its dark themes, they just do not come close to what I want compared to the simple dark theme of Windows 10. What I have tried to achieve is the Graybird Dark Theme of Linux, and I think I have it now. I got help on hacking the Windows 10 Registry to get the Windows 10 dark theme to mimic that Linux theme. Plus I use Notepad++ with a dark theme, same for cmd shell in Windows 10. <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/kpllwx/dark_theme_h
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Is there any way to hack the Windows 10 Dark Theme so that the inactive/unslected window's title bar stays black instead of changing to a light/white color? I would like all the windows' title bars to just stay black/dark regardless of whether they are the currently selected window/app or not. I guess what I am asking is if Windowblinds + SkinStudio can somehow alter the Windows 10 (dark) theme color of windows title bars especially inactive windows (to keep them dark/black).
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Stardock developers, would you please consider adding coding to Windowblinds/other to be able to shorten and center the Windows 10 horizontal taskbar? This is common and easily done in Linux whether their Gnome or Fluxbox desktops. It would be so nice to be able to do this with Windows 10. I am NOT talking about altering the width of the Windows taskbar when it is in vertical mode on the right or left of the screen; I am talking about when the taskbar is horizontal along the bottom or top of
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