Recent content by kona0197

Yeah it was. I deleted it. I will see if that worked on next boot.

Disk management only shows my C drive and my DVD drive. I removed the Ubuntu partition with instructions for the Ubuntu forum.

Tried that several times. Does not work.

That is the BIOS boot menu. Linux was removed from the WD Blue drive a month ago.

At one time I had Ubuntu Linux installed along side Windows 11. I got rid of Linux. I still have this entry in my boot menu list. How the heck do I get rid of it without reinstalling Windows??

Well this time I installed 11 using Windows update. However I have tried doing a clean install from a USB stick. They results are the same. Yes I saw the posts about the display settings. I tried all of the tips that were suggested, nothing helped. Just made it worse. I don't think 11 plays well...

Here is a fresh install of 11 on my system. I used Windows Update to install 11. Note the issues.

It's that color of you taskbar. That's what I end up with every time I try 11. I want a true native black like Windows 10.

Yeah to my eyes the taskbar in both of those pictures are a true black. I never get that when I install 11. It looks like a black with a couple shades of grey thrown in. And blurry. And the icons don't look right.

Next time I install Windows 11 I will take a lot of screenshots to share with you guys. Maybe sometime in the next few days.

I tried this exact method last week with the same result. I've also tried doing the upgrade through Windows 10 updates. i end up with all the issues I posted about.

Here is the result. In theory I shouldn't be having issues.

My system is the HP All-in-One 24-df1xxx. It has Intel UHD graphics. I tried a fresh install of Windows 11. I let the system download and install all available updates. I even downloaded the newest Intel video drivers. I still get the following errors: * Black colors on the taskbar are not as...

I've tried setting it to true black, it never works. At this point I'm just gonna revert back to Windows 10 and in a few years when support for 10 ends, switch to Linux.