"Fade" behind windows? I have a problem, but not even sure what it is!

Scavenger23

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"Fade" behind windows? I have a problem, but not even sure what it is!

Hi guys, sorry for a terrible title, and probably wrong category, but I don;t know what happened. I don't even know what to type in google to help me resolve my issue. I have this weird fade/blur/shadow, don't even know how to name it behind everything that I do on my desktop:
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<--- The red areas is what I mean, I hope you can see.

Here you can see it better I suppose:
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Does anyone know how to solve it? I just bought the machine, and installed the system. I hope that at least the problem is clear enough, don't know about the solution. Thank You All.
 

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Themes?

I'm not sure what the problem is.
The circled areas look like the Windows default wallpaper.

If you mean the shading on the window edges, that looks like a theme effect.
Try changing your theme to "Windows 7 Basic" (or one of the other themes in that section).
Personalization - Themes.png
Also, check if you have "Enable transparency" selected.
Personalization - Transparency.png
 

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