The methods to enable Windows Dark Mode are as follows: 1. The system-level dark mode can be implemented by selecting "Dark" in "Settings > Personalization > Colors", which affects the system interfaces such as the Start Menu and Taskbar; 2. Change the application theme color to enable accent colors in the same menu and enable dark backgrounds, which are suitable for some native applications; 3. Browsers and third-party software need to be set separately, such as enabling dark mode on the flags page of Chrome or Edge, or switching in software such as WeChat and QQ; 4. Automatic switching can be achieved through tools such as Auto Dark Mode to improve the user experience.

It is actually very simple to enable the dark mode of Windows. The key is that you need to know whether you want to change the system interface or the application theme, and which version of Windows you are using. The following are several common and practical settings.

System-level dark mode settings

If you want the entire Windows interface (such as the Start Menu, Settings window, etc.) to become dark, you can do this:

• Open Settings (Win I shortcut key)
• Go to Personalization > Color
• Select dark colors in "Select your default Windows mode"

After this step, you will find that the Start menu, taskbar and some system applications have become dark styles, but the desktop wallpaper and icon colors will not change. This is the most commonly used and intuitive way to set dark mode.

Change the color of the app theme (for Office and some software)

Some applications (such as Microsoft Office, Notepad, Explorer, etc.) may still appear as a white background. At this time, you can try to change the application theme color of the system:

• Back to Settings > Personalization > Color
• Make sure "Show accent color on the following" is turned on
• Also check whether the dark background application mode is enabled (if any)

Not all applications will respond to this change, but files explorers, settings interfaces, and some native applications will be adjusted accordingly.

Dark mode for browsers and other programs

If you are mainly concerned with the dark mode of the browser or third-party app, you usually need to set it separately:

• Chrome or Edge: You can enter chrome://flags or edge://flags in the address bar, search for "dark mode", and then enable experimental features
• Common software such as WeChat, QQ, DingTalk: Generally, there are dark mode options in their settings.
• Consider using system-level high-contrast or night mode assistive tools, such as the "night light" that comes with Windows

Although these settings are not global control of the system, they are also helpful in reducing the burden on the eyes.

Tips: Automatically switch to the depth mode is more worry-free

If you don't want to switch manually every day, Windows also supports automatically switching topics based on time:

• Using third-party tools such as Auto Dark Mode (open source free), you can automatically switch based on sunrise and sunset time
• Or use the task scheduler to cooperate with registry modification to achieve automation

This feature is very practical for people who often stay up late to work or like bright interfaces during the day, and basically all of them are the methods.

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