Why is Windows Dark Mode Greyed Out? Troubleshooting Guide

Learn why Windows dark mode might be unavailable and how to fix it with these simple troubleshooting steps.

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Dark mode being greyed out in Windows might be due to corrupted system files or user profile issues. To fix it, try the following steps: (1) Update Windows to the latest version. (2) Create a new user account to see if the option is available there. (3) Run the System File Checker (sfc /scannow) from the Command Prompt to repair any corrupted files. These steps should help restore access to dark mode settings.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How do I enable dark mode in Windows? Go to Settings > Personalization > Colors and toggle on 'Dark' under 'Choose your color'.
  2. What should I do if dark mode is still greyed out? Try updating Windows, creating a new user account, or running System File Checker to resolve potential issues.
  3. Can corrupted files cause dark mode issues in Windows? Yes, corrupted system files can prevent dark mode from being enabled. Running System File Checker can help fix these files.
  4. Is there an easy way to reset Windows settings? You can reset Windows settings by navigating to Settings > Update & Security > Recovery and choosing 'Reset this PC'.

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