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Windows 11 will start rolling out for everyone with a compatible device on October 5th. It'll be available as a free upgrade to all eligible users. The new operating software (OS) from Microsoft has been designed to be compatible with any device that rocks at least a 1 GHz 64-bit processor, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, TPM version 2.0, UEFI, Direct X12 or WDDM 2.0 graphics card, and 9-inch high-def 720p display. For more details on Windows 11 system requirements and to check whether your system is eligible for the update, click on this link. Here we will be taking a look at how you can enable/ disable dark mode on Windows 11 laptop and PC. The software allows you to turn all your onscreen content dark or light for easier access and readability.
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Windows 11 comes with light mode enabled, by default. While it's good for users working in a bright environment, you would want to enable the dark mode if you're operating your laptop/ PC in a dark ambience. Here's how to do it:
While you have the option to customise dark mode with Accent colour, transparency effects, and Contrast themes, you can switch back to Light mode if the dark mode isn't to your liking.
In addition to dark and light modes, Windows 11 also offers a 'Custom' mode. The mode allows you to choose a separate colour scheme for Windows and the app. You can choose dark for Windows and go for light for apps, or vice versa.
Windows 11 dark mode can also be disabled/ enabled directly from the Personalisation tab. This would require you to choose "Windows (Light)/ Windows (dark)" from the Select a theme to apply menu.