Windows 11 brings in new visual changes to the Windows operating system. The OS is not yet available in its stable form, and so far, only the beta users can use it. Since it is in its early stages, most people are choosing not to install the beta build as that might lead to compatibility issues. This is because most applications are yet to provide an update for their apps for support in a Windows 11 computer.
But developers are working on skins for apps that will change the app’s aesthetics, making it look like an app running on Windows 11. The popular game launcher application Steam also has a Windows 11 skin. If you are looking to get such a skin installed on your Steam application, this article will help you out. Here we have included the detailed process for it. So without any further ado, let’s get into it.
How to install a Windows 11 skin on your Steam app?
The skin is in the form of a patch that a Steam user has developed recently to give the Steam application a Windows 11 refresh. The patch in full action was uploaded by a Reddit user named elpurogamer, who even added instructions on how to download and use the patch. Let’s take a look at these steps. It would be best to be careful with these steps as a simple error could result in the Steam app not showing up icons properly.
