Total Commander on Windows 11 using Mica

0:01 - Calculator, Explorer, Paint, Notepad, Settings, on Windows 11 use Mica backdrop 0:28 - Total Commander does not 0:56 - Download SetMica64.exe (or SetMica32.exe (or the whole open-source project and compile it yourself)) 1:17 - This command line is calculated for Total Commander, but it will work other applications as well 1:29 - Move the exe where you can easily run it ( I already had one there from previous attempt at recording) 1:42 - Important: Set the application&background black (applies to Light mode as well) 1:57 - Run the command and... 2:00 - See it has Mica backdrop now (4 - the more intensive "tabbed" version) 2:04 - Consistent with all the other applications 2:08 - Note that while Explorer and Notepad use this "tabbed" version, Calculator, Pain, Settings use the standard, more grainy, Mica effect... 2:16 - Let&try that one (id is 2) 2:24 - Now it looks more like the Calculator 2:39 - There&also mode 3 that should be used by Menus and such, but it&also truly translucent, so try it 2:59 - Yeah, I like mode 4 better 3:24 - See how the backdrop changes to match your current desktop background picture