Microsoft is putting enormous effort into making Windows 11 more personal and customizable for the user. Previously, the company released a set of Pantone wallpapers for Windows 11, which are particularly nice. Later, the company added a Windows Spotlight feature to bring Bing wallpapers to Windows 11 and give users more options to customize the desktop. And now, thanks to Twitter user PhantomOcean3, you can access several hidden themes and wallpapers designed for students using school devices. These new wallpapers look great and support both dark and light themes. So, if you want to enable education themes on Windows 11, follow our guide below.

In this tutorial, we have mentioned how to enable and apply educational themes on Windows 11 PCs. We've also included steps to grab the new wallpapers and steps to disable them if you no longer want to use the new themes.

Before enabling education themes on Windows 11, make sure you have updated to Windows 11 22H2. Education themes are only available on Windows 11 22H2 builds. You don't need to be on the beta or dev channel to experience these themes, as you can get them on stable releases as well. So follow our guide linked above to install the Windows 11 22H2 update (if you haven't already) and then proceed to the steps below.

1. To enable educational themes in Windows 11, click the search button on the taskbar and search for "registry". Now open the "Registry Editor" from the search results.