When done, you should have an UseOLEDTaskbarTransparency value set to 1 as shown in the image below. Double-click on UseOLEDTaskbarTransparency and set the value to 1 and then press the OK button. On the other hand, acrylic in the Edge title bar could be toggled by the larger Windows 10 transparency option. This way, the power users who really want this can go turn it on. 
Type UseOLEDTaskbarTransparency and press Enter on the keyboard. One possibility is to make 'transparency effects' in Edge an option under Appearance in Settings, with the default off.
You will be prompted to enter the name of the new value. Right-click on Search and select New and then DWORD (32-bit) Value as shown below. Navigate to the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced key. Windows will display a UAC prompt asking if you wish to allow the Registry Editor to make changes to the system. To do that, press the Windows key + the R key at the same time to open the Run: dialog and then type Regedit and press the OK button. As you cannot launch programs via Windows Search, we need to launch the Registry Editor via the Run: dialog. This can be done via the Registry Editor using the following steps below: Would have already been that way for me for Win 8 except your product fixed some of the worst of its desktop look and feel."UseOLEDTaskbarTransparency"=dword:00000001 Much as I value keeping current, if they continue to actively screw up the ability to improve the desktop look and feel, for me it's a no brainer: No glass, no upgrade to Win 10. They're actively working to prevent people from improving the look and working of their desktops. We need to face the facts that 1. Microsoft knows your product and themers exist, and 2. Their own work is as sloppy as any, and for some reason they all still think Metro is the only thing people will want to run. Today, we will see how to get Aero Glass and transparency for these in Windows 10. 
Due to user feedback, it was restored in Windows 10 but title bars and window borders continue to use only flat colors. This glass effect got removed in Windows 8. This is the inevitable result of Microsoft no longer following any usability standards for its desktop. Windows 7 and Windows Vista came with a blur effect for the transparency used in the Aero theme. Yeah, black title bars with big misshapen controls and only some of the resources (drop shadows) composited. I'm talking especially about titlebars of modern applications - why don't they respect DWM and render the titlebars on its own? But what I totally hate is why the system cannot stay consistent over all of its parts. I believe that they only disabled accent.
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