And always note down the changes (where and what) you are making. Again, take a backup and reboot the computer in Safe Mode before moving forward. If it doesn't work, you can delete the key and value. You also need to create the key and change its value, as shown above. If the WhiteSearchBox folder is missing, then you can create one. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search\Flighting\0\WhiteSearchBoxĭouble-click on the Value key or file in the right window pane and change the Value data from 1 to 0 (zero). Search for Registry Editor or type regedit in the Start menu and run it with admin rights.ĭrill down to the below folder structure or path in the left window pane. Note: This solution also impacts Cortana's search box color and choosing relevant value will also alter it along with that of the Taskbar. If you don't know your way around the Registry Editor, we recommend you to edit registry files (Safe Mode) and restore the backup if things break on your Windows 10 computer. I would recommend you to take a backup of the Registry Editor or at least, the folder you are trying to edit before you move on. Now return to the desktop and check if the Taskbar still white or not. Head to 'Choose your accent color' and uncheck the 'Automatically pick an accent color from my background' option. You can also disable the accent color option altogether. Taskbar may have turned white because it has taken a hint from the desktop wallpaper, also known as the accent color. Uncheck the box for 'Start, taskbar, and action center' option. On the right side, scroll to the bottom of the page till you see the 'Show accent color on the following surfaces' heading. Right-click on the Taskbar and select Taskbar settings.Ĭlick on Colors tab on the left-side bar. Here are four ways how to restore your Taskbar that suddenly goes white in Windows 10. So we've figured out four simple solutions to fix that. Reasons for this peculiar behavior can be attributed to change in settings or some other bug.
That won't break anything for most users, and you should be able to use the Taskbar as usual. But, it can be unsettling when Taskbar suddenly turns white for no apparent reason. The Taskbar is always visible unless you have chosen to hide it when not active. It provides a convenient space for switching between open apps or launching new ones from the pinned icons with a click. Most of us click on the Taskbar to access frequently used apps, services, view time, and so on.
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