Windows 11 has given the operating system a brand-new look and feel, but it's not without its flaws. An irritating and distracting issue that some users have mentioned is a transparent box that floats above the taskbar. Don't worry if you're having this issue; we've got you covered! We'll walk you through four straightforward fixes for the Windows 11 floating translucent box in this blog post.
Start Windows Explorer again
Restarting Windows Explorer is the first technique we'll look at because it can often help with UI-related problems. Take these actions:
- Right-click the taskbar and choose "Task Manager."
- Find "Windows Explorer" in the list of processes in the Task Manager window.
- Click "Windows Explorer" with the right mouse button, then select "Restart."
This should restart Windows Explorer and perhaps fix the problem with the floating transparent box.
Update graphics drivers
Display issues can occasionally be brought on by outdated or incompatible graphics drivers. Your graphics drivers could be updated as a solution. This is how:
- Select "Device Manager" from the menu by pressing "Windows + X" on your keyboard.
- The "Display adapters" section should be expanded.
- Your graphics card will appear when you right-click it and choose "Update driver."
- To update the driver, select "Search automatically for updated driver software" and adhere to the on-screen directions.
Turn off visual effects
On Windows 11, some visual effects settings may occasionally result in unexpected behavior. The floating transparent box problem might be solved by turning off these effects. This is how:
- Right-click the "Start" button and choose "Settings."
- Navigate to "System" in the Settings box, and then select "Display" from the left-side menu.
- Go down the page and select "Advanced display settings."
- Select "Display adapter properties" from the "Advanced display settings."
- Find the "Visual Effects" tab in the Properties box.
- To remove all visual effects, choose the "Adjust for best performance" option.
Run Windows Update
- To access the Windows Settings, press "Windows + I".
- Select "Windows Update" from the menu on the left.
- In order to check for updates, click "Check for updates" and wait for Windows to do so.
- Whenever updates are discovered, select "Download and install."