SecureUxTheme VS MicaForEveryone

None of it is user friendly, but if you can follow directions you can be up and running in 30 minutes. I recommend SecureUxTheme which patches the necessary files in memory.

The last discussion of dark theme in this sub was like 6-7 years ago, so I wonder if anyone use it now. I found two option for the installer 1. SecureUXTheme and 2. UltraUXThemePatcher, but for the theme it self I haven't found what I'm looking for which is dark and minimal theme.

Instead of UXThemePatcher, you should use SecureUXTheme.

Hard to explain, been happening since today after I installed a few apps, namely Ear Trumpet from Microsoft Store, tried installing and using WindowBlinds from a YouTube QoL recommendations video here and here but uninstalled after it didn't work, as well as Black In Black / BIB here + UltraUXThemePatcher + SecureUXTheme to try and get BIB to work (which it didn't), and finally Twinkle Tray to adjust desktop brightness like you can on laptops. My best guess is the WindowBlinds app fucking something up, or Twinkle Tray turning off my screen when it goes to black mode, seemingly coming back on when I press my keyboard or mouse, and then freezing and accepting no responses.

Better off using SecureUXTheme.

Incidentally, I use said SecureUxTheme patcher to solve this problem: https://github.com/namazso/SecureUxTheme.

Look for SecureUXTheme, which is compatible with secure boot.

Download MicaForEveryone

There's no system setting, but you could try this: https://github.com/MicaForEveryone/MicaForEveryone

3)Install MicaForEveryone its a solution to make title bars dark (but it can do more)

Tools used | StartAllBack, OldNewExplorer, - MicaForEveryone, TClock Redux

You can do a fair bit with Stardock WindowFX and Mica for Everyone

Probably using MicaForEveryone.

I used an app called "MicaForEveryone", it's a title bar backdrop utility to change its title bar style with options like Acrylic, Mica, and Tabbed. It works on Windows 11 22H2, you should try that. https://github.com/MicaForEveryone/MicaForEveryone

Are you sure?, I took the image here, and as you can see user x-0D is using Windows 11 in the dev channel, and created the same issue in the Rectify11 repository. Maybe some previous build of rectify had this feature.