Turn that off by clicking on the slider and your menu and Taskbar will flip to the default color.īut hey, why live with that? Instead, scroll down just a bit to reveal all your options: Lots of options, but you’ll want to navigate to “Colors” in the Personalization area:Ĭan you see the option on the bottom here? It says Automatically pick an accent color from my background. To do that, simply right-click anywhere on the Desktop to bring up the context menu: I kinda like this feature but can absolutely understand the desire to disable it. You can see that the menu has a very attractive, warm color that looks good against the small part of the background you can see. To start, here’s my Start Menu in Win10 when I have a rich, autumn-color background image: In the brave new world of Windows 10, it’s Microsoft that’s gone one better, having the system automatically analyze the desktop wallpaper, pick the predominant color, and use that for both the newly restored Start Menu and the Taskbar itself.ĭon’t like this feature? You can still turn the feature off and pick your favorite color as part of the theme! In the Mac world, it’s the menu bar that is “translucent” and so ends up reflecting the color of the image below it. When you change the Desktop background, Windows 10 will automatically change the color of Taskbar to match the New Desktop Background.Apple was the first to have an OS that had the color of its system elements reflect the predominant color of the background.
When this option is enabled, Windows will automatically pick a color for the Taskbar that blends and complements the color scheme of your Desktop. If you are not good with colors, you can trust Windows 10 to automatically pick a matching color for the Taskbar on your computer.Īs you must have already guessed it, you can do this by enabling Automatically Pick an Accent color from my background option. Match Taskbar Color with Desktop Background You will immediately see the Taskbar on your computer switching to your selected color. On the same screen, scroll down to “Choose your Accent color” section > disable Automatically Pick an Accent color from my background option and select the Color that you want to assign for the taskbar. In the right-pane, enable Show Color on Start, Taskbar and Action Center option, located under “Show Accent Color on the following surfaces” section. On the next screen, section select Colors in the left-pane. To manually change the Color of Taskbar, you can either go to Settings > Personalization or right-click on the Desktop and select the Personalize option in the menu that appears.
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