Microsoft first introduced high-contrast themes with Windows 7.
The idea was to add a theme that helps users with low vision or photosensitivity see screen elements better.
But not everyone needs the high contrast mode on Windows 11 or older versions.
Maybe you turned it on by accident and are now struggling to turn it off.
What Is High Contrast Mode?
High Contrast Mode is an accessibility feature that comes free with Windows.
It makes certain screen elements darker and more distinguishable so that users with low vision can see everything.
But there is a dark mode on Windows 11, isn’t there?
So, why do we need high-contrast themes?
But dark mode makes everything black except the text and people with low vision may struggle with it.
you might use this shortcut again if you better re-enable High Contrast mode.
Heres how to do it:
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Using Another Theme
you’re free to kill the high-contrast theme by applying another theme to your system.
Using a Script
It is also possible to revert to a system theme using a script file on Windows.
It will take less time as opposed to navigating the parameters app to kill the high contrast mode.
The quickest way is to use the hotkeys for contrast themes or use a BAT script.
