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It looks like an issue is leftover from Windows 10. I want to customize the text highlight color to match Title Bar. When the "Advanced Colors" option was disabled in Windows 10 the proposed workaround was to edit in the Registry under HKEY>CURRENTUSER>CONTROL PANEL>COLORS. However, the revised color would only work at login. After the computer goes to sleep and wakes, the color is reverted back to the Default Windows Blue. A restart will again give the color I want but only until sleep. I read that others had the same problem but I never found a solution. I just checked and is still behaves the same in Windows 11. Out of curiosity, did anyone ever find a solution?
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