theTed

Hi Driftingashore, Sorry to hear you're suffering too. Unfortunately we've not found a solution. I made a few threads around the web like this one looking for help but the only replies are people saying they have the same issue :-( We're just going to have to try to manage it manually and hope nobody goes on a high-contrast setting rampage.

Hi all, Having a problem with our current windows 10 deployment. Hoping to find some help but not had any luck searching via google. We have a theme that is applied on a user's first login via GPO. Users do not have the rights to adjust the current theme or apply their own theme. When a user turns on 'high-contrast' they are unable to turn it back off again. I think this is because they do not have permission to apply any themeing. This user ends up stuck forever with high-contrast enabled. After the high-contrast user logs out or restarts the high-contrast theme stays applied to the login screen, and also applies itself to the next user to log in. The only way to clear the theme for subsequent users is to log in as administrator and apply a default windows theme the only way to clear high-contrast theme from the original user that set it is to delete that user's local profile. Can anyone help me figure out how to allow users to independently toggle high-contrast on and off, even when the user has no permissions to apply themes, and to prevent high-contrast effecting subsequent users? If a user decides to log in to a bunch of workstations and set high-contrast then it is going to be a stupid amount of work to get them all reverted. Thanks for any help you may be able to offer.