Nice workarounds guys, but it still doesn't address the issue.   As Neil said:

Only, it doesn't.

Have you tried applying the default theme in Curtains before switching to a WB?

It is the first one in the list called Windows 10 by Microsoft.

Neil, I thoroughly appreciate all that you do.  I know you have a lot on your plate, especially with Windows 11 and all.

But.

Again, the point of this conversation is that applying a WB "should" disable Curtains, and vice versa.

Tons of workarounds, and I am willing to do them.  But that isn't what is "supposed" to be happening.

So, can we address why it isn't happening?

I'll provide any extra info pertinent to my system if needed.

And why have we not addressed that?  Why is it not happening for me?

Viking "Jim the Red" waiting...

Have a laugh, Ragnar...errr...Jim. I sense your blood pressure rising.

This all raises the question of why still have the two programs? I know they do slightly different things but they do overlap a lot and this causes confusion.

Yet?

Curtains was designed to be a much simplified product over WindowBlinds.  Working differently and doing a lot less but with less compatibility risks too.

You're quoting a spamm  

Quoting outdoorrugs,

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I explain about curtains and window blinds. What happened dear   

You have a link to something not related to Stardock Curtains and Stardock Windowblinds, which is not related to the topic here.

Thank you,

Basj,
Stardock Community Assistant

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