At first this bug report puzzled me a bit. Essentially it said "Progress bar fills with blue rectangles, status text nearly impossible to read". That was a case of "works on my machine" because all I could see was that:
Can you see blue rectangles?
However, I soon discovered that just optimizing my Windows visual effects for best performance does a neat trick. If you don't know, it's under Control Panel → System → Advanced System Settings → Advanced → Performance → Settings → Visual Effects → Adjust for best performance, as in the screen shot below
Visual Effects
Here is what I saw:
Can you see blue rectangles NOW?
That was an easy fix. I just modified the ForeColor of the ProgressBar as shown below from the default value:
//before <ProgressBar Name="Progress" Grid.Column="0" Value="{Binding ProgressValue}" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"/> //after <ProgressBar Foreground="LightGreen" Name="Progress" Grid.Column="0" Value="{Binding ProgressValue}" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"/>
Here is what I saw after making this change:
Adjusted for best performance
Allow Windows to determine settings
Reference:
WPF: Progressbar foreground colorby Evgeny. Also posted on my website
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