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This script is evolving quite rapidly, therefore changes will be ongoing. This is inspired by the Great @argumentum and Win11myOwnBorderColor as much of the framework comes from that script. Note: This is for Windows 11 build 22621+ Using that script as a basis, I have since: Added separate variable for title bar color Added the ability to change window corner preference (eg. rounded corners, square corners, etc.) Added the ability to extend the frame into the client area Added ability to apply backdrop material (eg. Mica, Acrylic, Mica Alt (Tabbed), etc.) Fixed child windows not having colors applied (changed to SetWinEventHook) TO DO list at top of script of stuff that I still need to add At the moment, the script is running without Admin, therefore will only apply to user-mode apps. If you want to apply to all apps, remove the comment before #RequireAdmin. Eventually, I am going to add the ability to create a scheduled task (like Win11myOwnBorderColor already does). I already have an AutoIt tray tool, so I will probably integrate this into my other tray tool. I may keep it as a separate executable which would then be run as a scheduled task. Problems: If you run into any problems with any apps, you can press Esc key to close DwmColorBlurMica and any apps that were not happy with it, simply restart them. I have excluded some apps in the script, such as Explorer and Start menu. But I still need to work on an exclusion list (and maybe inclusion list) that is either in the INI file or other file. I would like to be able to eventually load those into an array at some point. Features: Change border color to any color Change title bar color to any color Enable dark mode app settings (particularly dark mode title bar) Apply backdrop material (eg. Mica, Acrylic, Mica Alt (Tabbed), etc.) to the title bar Applies settings to all currently running windows and new windows Extend title bar color and materials to client area * * Please note that the extending of color and materials to client area (DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea) works best with pure dark themes. For example, Rectify11's Black (Mica) theme. Also, some apps simply don't work well with it. It is a feature that really should be Opt-in per process which is something that I still need to implement. The possibilities (especially when mixing some of these options) are almost endless. The screenshots below only show a small amount of what is possible. Screenshots: Changelog: DwmColorBlurMica-0.9.9-Source.7z

I am happy to confirm that your script is successfully working on my Windows 11 machine to add/remove the extended style from SysTreeview32. Thank you again for all of your help.