Remove the title bar in Windows Forms

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How can I remove the blue border that s on top of the Window Form   I don t know the name of it exactly

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You can set the Property FormBorderStyle to none in the designer  or in code   this FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle None

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Me FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle None

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if by Blue Border thats on top of the Window Form you mean titlebar  set Forms ControlBox property to false and Text property to empty string        here s a snippet   this ControlBox   false  this Text   String Empty

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Set FormsBorderStyle of the Form to None    If you do  it s up to you how to implement the dragging and closing functionality of the window

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I am sharing my code  form1 cs -  using System  using System Collections Generic  using System ComponentModel  using System Data  using System Drawing  using System Linq  using System Text  using System Threading Tasks  using System Windows Forms   namespace BorderExp   public partial class Form1   Form       public Form1                 InitializeComponent               private void Form1 Load object sender  EventArgs e                FormBorderStyle   System Windows Forms FormBorderStyle None              private void ExitClick object sender  EventArgs e                Application Exit               private void MaxClick object sender  EventArgs e                if  WindowState   FormWindowState Normal                        this WindowState   FormWindowState Maximized                    else                       this WindowState   FormWindowState Normal                       private void MinClick object sender  EventArgs e                this WindowState   FormWindowState Minimized                         Now  the designer -  namespace BorderExp       partial class Form1              lt summary gt          Required designer variable           lt  summary gt      private System ComponentModel IContainer components   null            lt summary gt          Clean up any resources being used           lt  summary gt           lt param name  disposing  gt true if managed resources should be disposed  otherwise  false  lt  param gt      protected override void Dispose bool disposing                if  disposing  amp  amp   components    null                         components Dispose                      base Dispose disposing               region Windows Form Designer generated code           lt summary gt          Required method for Designer support - do not modify         the contents of this method with the code editor           lt  summary gt      private void InitializeComponent                 this button1   new System Windows Forms Button            this button2   new System Windows Forms Button            this button3   new System Windows Forms Button            this SuspendLayout                           button1                     this button1 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button1 BackColor   System Drawing SystemColors ButtonFace          this button1 BackgroundImage   global  BorderExp Properties Resources blank 1           this button1 FlatAppearance BorderSize   0          this button1 FlatAppearance MouseOverBackColor   System Drawing Color FromArgb   int    byte  224        int    byte  224        int    byte  224               this button1 FlatStyle   System Windows Forms FlatStyle Flat          this button1 Location   new System Drawing Point 376  1           this button1 Name    button1           this button1 Size   new System Drawing Size 27  26           this button1 TabIndex   0          this button1 Text    X           this button1 UseVisualStyleBackColor   false          this button1 Click    new System EventHandler this ExitClick                          button2                     this button2 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button2 BackColor   System Drawing SystemColors ButtonFace          this button2 BackgroundImage   global  BorderExp Properties Resources blank 1           this button2 FlatAppearance BorderSize   0          this button2 FlatAppearance MouseOverBackColor   System Drawing Color FromArgb   int    byte  224        int    byte  224        int    byte  224               this button2 FlatStyle   System Windows Forms FlatStyle Flat          this button2 Location   new System Drawing Point 343  1           this button2 Name    button2           this button2 Size   new System Drawing Size 27  26           this button2 TabIndex   1          this button2 Text                 this button2 UseVisualStyleBackColor   false          this button2 Click    new System EventHandler this MaxClick                          button3                     this button3 Anchor     System Windows Forms AnchorStyles   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Top   System Windows Forms AnchorStyles Right             this button3 BackColor   System Drawing SystemColors ButtonFace          this button3 BackgroundImage   global  BorderExp Properties Resources blank 1           this button3 FlatAppearance BorderSize   0          this button3 FlatAppearance MouseOverBackColor   System Drawing Color FromArgb   int    byte  224        int    byte  224        int    byte  224               this button3 FlatStyle   System Windows Forms FlatStyle Flat          this button3 Location   new System Drawing Point 310  1           this button3 Name    button3           this button3 Size   new System Drawing Size 27  26           this button3 TabIndex   2          this button3 Text                  this button3 UseVisualStyleBackColor   false          this button3 Click    new System EventHandler this MinClick                          Form1                     this AutoScaleDimensions   new System Drawing SizeF 6F  13F           this AutoScaleMode   System Windows Forms AutoScaleMode Font          this BackgroundImage   global  BorderExp Properties Resources blank 1           this ClientSize   new System Drawing Size 403  320           this ControlBox   false          this Controls Add this button3           this Controls Add this button2           this Controls Add this button1           this Name    Form1           this StartPosition   System Windows Forms FormStartPosition CenterScreen          this Text    Form1           this Load    new System EventHandler this Form1 Load           this ResumeLayout false                endregion      private System Windows Forms Button button1      private System Windows Forms Button button2      private System Windows Forms Button button3               the screenshot - NoBorderForm

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Also add this bit of code to your form to allow it to be draggable still   Just add it right before the constructor  the method that calls InitializeComponent      private const int WM NCHITTEST   0x84  private const int HTCLIENT   0x1  private const int HTCAPTION   0x2           Handling the window messages     protected override void WndProc ref Message message        base WndProc ref message        if  message Msg    WM NCHITTEST  amp  amp   int message Result    HTCLIENT          message Result    IntPtr HTCAPTION        That code is from  https   jachman wordpress com 2006 06 08 enhanced-drag-and-move-winforms-without-having-a-titlebar   Now to get rid of the title bar but still have a border combine the code from the other response   this ControlBox   false       this Text   String Empty   with this line   this FormBorderStyle   FormBorderStyle FixedSingle     Put those 3 lines of code into the form s OnLoad event and you should have a nice  floating  form that is draggable with a thin border  use FormBorderStyle None if you want no border

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