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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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Windows 11 Build 27982 (Canary) Adds New Features to Lockscreen, Widgets, and Sharing

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Microsoft is again adjusting Windows 11 update names after backlash from users

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Microsoft Edge 142 Released

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Windows 11 Introduces Shared Audio (Preview) for Copilot+ PCs

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Google Releases Chrome 142 with Enhanced Security

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Microsoft simplifies the naming of Windows 11 updates

Microsoft has announced a transition to a simplified naming system for Windows 11 updates. This will make it easier for users to understand what exactly Windows Update is downloading. This change also aims to standardize update naming across all Windows platforms.