Here's a quick update of Winaero Tweaker. Version 1.54 includes a new "Classic Folder Options" page under the File Explorer category. It allows you to manage all the settings that Microsoft has removed in Windows 11 Build 23481. Also, it includes two fixes.
What's new in Winaero Tweaker 1.54
- Added the UI for File Explorer options Microsoft has removed starting in Build 23481, so you can now manage them without editing the Registry.
The options are:
- Hide Folder Merge conflict.
- Always show icons, never thumbnails.
- Display file icon on thumbnails.
- Display file size information on Folder tips.
- Hide protected OS files.
- Show drive letters.
- Show popup description for Folder and Desktop items.
- Show encrypted or compressed NTFS files in color.
- Use sharing wizard.
- Fixed a bug in "Hide Settings Pages". On Windows 10, it was not processing the "Mouse Pointer" page in the "Ease of Access" section.
- Made the Startup sound play asynchronously when you preview it. The app should not hang any longer.
Download Winaero Tweaker 1.54
You can download Winaero Tweaker using the following links.
- Download Winaero Tweaker from Winaero
- Download Winaero Tweaker from the official mirror.
- Download Winaero Tweaker from the Telegram channel <-- I always upload the app to the Telegram for your convenience.
Other resources.
Release History | The list of Winaero Tweaker features | Winaero Tweaker FAQ
Thanks to everyone involved in this release, and special thanks to YOU.
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One more time! Thanks!
Windows keeps changing around too much in my opinion!
It seems to me like the option to remove the “Home” item form the File Explorer left pane does not work in Windows 11 (build 22621), tried several times to check and un-check it, restarted the explorer, computer itself, but it’s still there.
Also wanted to ask if you would consider adding the option to remove the “Send to” option from the full (Windows 10 style) context menu.