A corrupted Windows Registry File could render your computer inoperable, requiring a reinstallation of the Windows operating system and potential loss of data. The best way to disable the transparency (blur) effect from just the Windows 11 login screen is with a hack of the Windows Registry File or with a modification to group policy settings in Pro versions of the OS.ĭisclaimer: Editing the Windows Registry File is a serious undertaking. It is possible to turn off all transparency effects in Windows using Personalization settings, but that is an extreme solution that we don’t consider plausible or satisfying. SEE: BYOD: Managing and securing your mobile workforce (TechRepublic Premium) How to disable the blur effect on the Windows 11 login screenĪs noted above, the blurring effect on the login page is a product of the transparency feature, which is prominent in the default Windows 10 and Windows 11 user interface. The blurring effect was restored by Microsoft during the Windows 11 update, so we have to re-hack the Registry File to remove it (again). The most satisfying way to change that blurring effect involved a hack of the Windows 10 Registry File. In 2019, after the release of Windows 10 version 1903, Microsoft blurred the background image on the standard Windows login screen with the new transparency feature of the user interface. Must-read Windows coverageĭefend your network with Microsoft outside-in security services
However, Microsoft decided to revert a few hacks back to their default settings during the Windows 11 upgrade, which means we must reexamine some of those tweaks and hacks again. Many of the tweaks and registry hacks TechRepublic has published about Windows 10 over the past decade remained in effect even after the upgrade to Windows 11.
We used a Registry File hack in Windows 10 to disable the blur effect on the login screen, but the Windows 11 update restored the default. How to disable (again) the blur effect on the Windows 11 login screen
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