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following a recent update, the battery icon on the taskbar changed from black and white to colorized. i do not like this and was wondering if there was any way to revert it, as there seems to be no option in the settings to do so.
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Hi,
The colorized battery icon is part of a recent Windows 11 design update, and Microsoft doesn’t provide a built-in setting to revert it.
There’s no official toggle in Settings.
Advanced workaround: Remove the feature flag via Registry Editor
If you want to go in advance work around I can share you how to edit registry editor
Feel Free to reply I’m Here to help!
a walkthrough would be fantastic, thanks!
Hi, this is not recommended unless you’re comfortable editing the registry because it can affect system stability.
