How to Disable/Enable blur in login screen background of Windows 11 – Guide
Microsoft has released a new Windows 11 operating system that uses the login screen blur effect to help avoid distractions and keep you focused on your credentials. This will help to improve the user experience and prevent users from becoming frustrated with the login screen.
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Disable blur on Windows 11 login screen
In the registry editor, you will find a number of keys and values that affect your computer. To change some of these, you will need to use the regedit tool.
The key “Microsoft Windows System” is located in the “Software Policies” section of the “Microsoft Windows” system key on your device. If this key is not present on your device, you can create it by following these steps:
- Open the “System” folder on your device.
- Copy the contents of the “Software Policies” folder to the “Windows System” folder on your device.
- Close the “System” folder and reopen it.
The rightmost DWORD value in the registry is named “32-bit DWORD” and it has a value of 0xFFFFFFFF.
Disable the blur effect on your device.
You finished Windows 11 and now you can see the change in action. The background of the login screen image will no longer be blurred.
Disable blur for Windows 11 login screen background with transparency
In the Settings app, open the Security section and click on the three lines in the top left corner of the screen. On the left side of the Security section, you’ll see a list of apps that have been added to your security settings. Click on any of these apps to open its settings.
In the Customization section, you can change the font, color, and size of your text.
On the right, click on Colors button.
Please turn off the transparency effects toggle option.
To activate the acrylic blur effect in the background of the login screen
Open the Local Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) and navigate to the following location: Computer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Windows Defender In the left pane, expand Windows Defender and click on the Protection tab. In the Protection tab, under General, click on the Add button. In the Add dialog box, enter “Windows Defender” in the Name field and click on OK. In the right pane of gpedit.msc, open Computer Configuration and expand Windows Components. In the left pane, under Windows Components, expand Windows Defender and click on Protection. In the Protection tab, under General, click on Add button. In the Add dialog box, enter “Windows Defender” in the Name field and click on OK.
3 In the right pane, double-click on the policy named “Windows Update” to open it. 4 On the General tab, under Settings, click on the link that says “Allow local administrators to manage updates.” 5 Under Settings, click on the link that says “Choose how updates are delivered.” 6 Under Delivery Method, select “Install updates from a local source.” ..
In the right pane of Local Group Policy Editor, double click / tap Show clear logon background policy to edit it. (see image above) You can change the policy to show a different color for clear logon backgrounds, if you want.
4 Perform step 5 (enable) or step 6 (disable) below for whatever you would like to do.
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Final note
How to Disable/Enable blur in login screen background of Windows 11 In order to disable or enable blur on the login screen background of Windows 11, you will need to know how to do so. Here are some tips:
- Open the Start menu and type “cmd” into the search bar. This will bring up a list of all the commands you can use to control your computer.
- Type “netstat -an” into the command prompt and press Enter. This will show you all the network connections on your computer.
- To disable blur on the login screen background, type “netstat -nolimit” into the command prompt and press Enter. This will show you all the network connections off your computer but won’t disable blur on them.
