How to Change Text Color in Windows 11

Hey! Welcome to HOWZA channel! In today's tutorial, you will learn how to change Text Color in Windows 11.
Click on the Windows icon on the taskbar. The menu will pop-up. Click on Settings.
Select Personalisation from the left side list. Go to Colours. Go to related settings. Click on Contrast themes.
Look for Contrast themes option. Choose Night Sky from the drop-down list. Click on Apply. Click on Edit button.
Go to Text. Click on the color. Choose the color that you want to use. Click on Done.
Go to Button text. Click on the color. Choose the color that you want to use. Click on Done.
Click on Save as. Enter the theme name. Click on Save and apply.
You can set Contrast theme to None to go back to your old theme.

[JoeOvercoat]

Those instructions change more than just the text color.

[Reversion]

Only works if you are ok with using a high contrast theme, I don't see the point.

[HowieTung]

Thank you, I was trying to find out how to make the taskbar text color to white forever, really apprecate it!!

[franciscoRA]

This is nonsense - we only need text and not a complete overhaul and upside-down change

[JG-elmg]

I only want to change the Icon Text colour - not the entire [Theme]. How can I retain a 'normal' desktop - - - ie. one where I choose the main background - - - and have black text for the icons rather than white?

[TheresaJohnston-yy]

This doesn't help at all. I only wanted to change the text color

[websandy]

See @JoeOvercoat's comment - it changes the background, too. How do you change the desktop font without changing your original background?

[arliehaig]

How can I see the custom combo (I used Desert) of text colors that I created? I can't find the custom name I created now. but it looks like it did change text color from dark grey to black as I wanted. Thanks for the instructions!

[spambedam]

no freaking help at all - ever hear of the KISS method?