Version History for MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks:Ģ.95 - Added Add/ Remove Bing Discover Button to ApperanceĢ.93 - File Explorer > Pop Up Descriptions - Enable or DisableĢ.92 - Power > Enable\Disable Modern StandbyĢ.91 - Shortcuts > Safely Remove Hardware As always, be sure to back up your registry first. Most tweaks are tested in Windows 10 & 11, but many will also work in Windows 7 and 8. Sourceforge and Github users can follow the project and get notified when we update! MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks is now on Github and Sourceforge. Often, these apps use mostly registry and command prompt changes allowing us to offer you tweaks that aren't found (Registry, PowerShell, Visual Basic, Shortcuts, and Batch Files) in most tweaking apps.
There are numerous excellent tweaking programs, but they are limited by design. Because we're not limited by code, we can offer you system tweaks not found in any other Windows tweaker.Īnother interesting feature is opening any file to see what changes are being made, and in some cases, customize before you apply. You can browse the collection, delete or move any tweaks you like, and create a custom collection of your favorite tweaks. One neat thing about MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks is that many of these are hidden, removed, or unavailable settings and features in Windows. You can browse all of the tweaks individually here. Sorry for the pavement but I think it is important to explain to people what they are tweaking on their computer (especially for beginners) to avoid problems but also so that everyone can acquire a knowledge base and manage to fend for themselves.MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks contains over 200 files, less than 3MB total, including Registry, PowerShell, Visual Basic, Shortcuts, and Batch Files to enable tweaks and many hidden features in Windows 11, 10, 8, and 7 for any skill level. When we see this lack of explanations in the manipulations that you propose, we could say that the tutorial is made for experienced people on windows who already know how to optimize their PCs to a minimum, but I clearly don't think that's the case since the optimizations you propose can be found in any optimization tutorial on the internet since the release of windows 10. It should also say the problems that can cause certain changes and how to solve them in the event of a glitch.
(basically you tell people to follow your guide to the letter without thinking and that it will miraculously transform your machine into a racing beast)īecause disabling settings windows or modifying registry keys is good but you have to explain (by giving the definitions first) why you are changing certain parameters and what will be the impact of this change on the performance or operation of the PC. The article gives some good info for newbies on windows but on the other hand at no time do you explain why you are doing such and such manipulations.
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