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Windows 11's Dark Mode Flash: Microsoft Works on Fix

Microsofts Windows 11 faces a peculiar issue: a sudden, bright white flash in File Explorer, particularly in dark mode, post a recent update aimed at enhancing dark mode consistency. Users liken it to a flashbang effect, causing discomfort. Microsoft acknowledges the problem and is working on a solution, while some users find workarounds.

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