Sometimes, the border even appears for opened applications, be it Windows or third-party.
No matter what the case is, we have listed every possible way to fix the issue.
1.PressWindows + Ito launch theSettingsapp in Windows 11.
2.Go to thePersonalizationtab on the left navigation bar and click theColorsoption.
4.Disable theShow accent color on title bars and windows bordersoption by clicking the toggle beside it.
2.Go to theAccessibilitytab on the left navigation bar and click theNarratoroption on the right pane.
3.Now,choose the togglebeside theNarratoroption todisable it.
4.While you are at it,shut down the togglefor theKeyboard shortcut for Narratoroption as well.
If not, proceed to the following one right away.
After the restart, the yellow border around the screen issue should be fixed.
1.UseWindows + Ito open theSettingsapp in Windows 11.
2.Go to theDisplaymenu under theSystemtab as we did in the previous fix (Fix #3).
3.Now, under theScale & layoutsection, tap the box beside theDisplay resolutionoption.
4.Choose any of the optionsother than the default one.
5.Once you change the display resolution,exit the controls appandrestart your Windows 11 PCor laptop.
2.Go to theAccessibilitytab on the left navigation bar and click theContrast themesoption.
3.Here, see to it that theContrast themesoption is set toNone.
2.Click theSnipping Tool appin the search results to launch it on your machine.
3.Now, click thethree-dot buttonat the top-right and click theSettingsoption on the context menu.
4.On the Snipping Tool tweaks page, you will find theAdd border to each screenshotoption enabled.
- deactivate the togglefor the said option by clicking it.
1.UseCtrl + Shift + Escto launch theTask Managerin Windows 11.
2.On the left navigation bar, go to theDetailstab.
3.Now, on the right pane, locate theSnippingTool.exeprogram.
you’re free to use the search bar above to find it on the list.
4.Once you locate the program,right-select itand select theEnd taskoption on the context menu.
5.Confirm your actionon the following prompt.
2.SelectDevice Manageron the list to fire up the program.
3.Expand theDisplay adaptersoption on the list by clicking the tiny arrow on its left side.
4.Right-choose the graphics driverof your PC or laptop and click theUpdate driveroption on the context menu.
5.Select theSearch automatically for driversoption on the following prompt.
6.Wait for the graphics driver to get updated on your unit.
1.initiate the gadget Manageron your PC or laptop as explained in the previous fix (Fix #8).
2.Expand theDisplay adapterssection to access your graphics driver.
3.Right-hit the graphics driverand this time, select theUninstall deviceoption on the context menu.
Confirm your actionon the following prompt.
5.Wait for the graphics driver to uninstall.
- kickstart your Windows 11 PCor laptop after completion.
3.Next, click theVirus & threat protectionoption.
4.In the following window, click theQuick Scanbutton to initiate the scan on your Windows 11 PC or laptop.
5.Wait for the scan to complete.
6.start your Windows 11 PCor laptop after the scan is completed and all the threat-laden programs have been uninstalled.
2.In the search results, click theRun as administratorbutton for theCommand Prompttool.
3.ClickYeson the following User Account Control Prompt.
- reset your Windows 11 PCor laptop after completion.
So, follow the steps right below to launch the DISM scans on your Windows 11 PC or laptop.
Execute them one after the other.
3.Wait for the last DISM scan to complete.
4.start your Windows 11 PCor laptop after completion.
2.Go to theWindows Updatetab from the left navigation bar and click theCheck for updatesbutton on the right pane.
Note:Keep your Windows 11 PC or laptop connected to an active internet web connection during this stage.
3.Wait for the latest Windows 11 updates to show up.
4.Once they are ready to be downloaded, click theDownload & installbutton.
5.Wait for the download process to complete.
6.Then,reset your gear to set up the Windows updateson your Windows 11 PC or laptop.
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