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Winaero Tweaker is a free app for all versions of Windows that lets you adjust (i.e. tweak) hidden secret settings that Microsoft does not let you adjust from the user interface. In addition, it allows you to add extra value to existing Windows apps and tools with advanced context menus, options, and handy commands.

It is a powerful system utility that supports Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, and Windows 11 and includes hundreds of settings. It also includes many options that were earlier available exclusively in my standalone applications.

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💡 Besides Winaero Tweaker, there are a number of other useful freeware tools created by Winaero. Check them out here: Winaero apps.

Windows 11 Will Allow Removing AI Actions for File Explorer

Microsoft recently announced a forthcoming update to Windows 11 that will allow you to remove the “AI Actions” section from the File Explorer right-click context menu. The change responds to user feedback pointing at interface clutter, specially from those who do not use Microsoft’s built-in artificial intelligence features.

Microsoft has released WSL 2.7.0 with newer kernel and improvements

Microsoft has released Windows Subsystem for Linux version 2.7.0, tagged as Pre-Release now. WSL is a tool that allows running Linux applications on Windows. Version 2.7.0 marks the second significant update following the open-source release its components under the MIT license. Previously, the WSL components related to the Linux kernel and the wslg graphics stack were open-sourced , while all associated tools were proprietary.

Winaero Tweaker 1.64.2 is now available

Here is a new version of Winaero Tweaker that changes behavior of the "Advanced Appearance > Window Borders" option, improves the "Aero Lite" theme, and adds the ability to apply the accent color to the Windows 11 Taskbar in light mode (something that is not possible with the Settings app).

The Agenda feature in Windows 11 will be built on WebView2

Microsoft has announced the return of the Calendar Agenda view to the Windows 11 Notification Center. This feature, which displayed upcoming events and meetings directly in the Action Center, was available in Windows 10 but omitted when Windows 11 launched in 2021. The reintroduced Agenda view will appear as part of an upcoming Windows 11 update.

Microsoft Outlines Key Windows Gaming Improvements in 2025

For decades, Windows has served as an open and flexible foundation for PC gaming. This ending year marked a notable shift in the Microsoft ecosystem, caused by establishing versatility across portable consoles and Arm-based hardware.

Microsoft has patented Surface Buds that recognize their owner by their ears

Microsoft has filed a new patent titled "IN_EAR AUTHENTICATION," outlining a biometric identification system embedded directly into Surface Buds. This aims at protecting devices from unauthorized access and at offering a modern method for user verification on Windows platforms.

Windows 11 Build 28000.1340 (Canary) is a new version 26H1 release

Microsoft has released Windows 11 (version 26H1) Build 28000.1340 (KB5072032) to Insiders in the Canary channel. It is slowing incorporating features from other channel.

Patch Tuesday: December Updates for Windows 11 and Windows 10

Microsoft has released monthly cumulative updates for all supported Windows systems. These updates primarily address known bugs and vulnerabilities, but may also include new features. The updates are now available through Windows Update. Here are some details.

How to Enable Split View in Firefox 146

Firefox 146 introduces a new "Split View" mode that enables side-by-side tab viewing within a single browser window. This feature remains disabled by default and requires manual activation. Here is how you can enable it.

Firefox 146 Released with Brand New Split View Mode

Mozilla has released Firefox 146 alongside updates for its Extended Support Release (ESR) branches: versions 140.6.0 and 115.31.0. The development team has also promoted the Firefox 147 branch to beta testing, with a stable release scheduled for January 14. Here are the key changes.