Windows 11's default UX is limiting, but the platform's openness lends itself well to mods and customization tools - here are ...

PowerToys is a free and open-source app that lets you customize the behavior of your Windows PC. While it packs dozens of tools and utilities, you can use these if you’re just getting started: ...

One of the easiest things to criticize about Windows 11 these days is how, despite having a wide range of third-party customization tools, it's very hard to make your PC unique out of the box.

When it comes to customizing Windows 11 to resemble Windows 10, you often hear about various customization tools, such as Windhawk and Start11, among others. However, some people have enough apps and ...

There is no shortage of Windows customization tools, but this one stands out by giving you maximum control with the right ...

Windhawk lets you add features, tweak UI behavior, and restore classic elements in Windows, and these nine mods make it shine, from per-monitor Alt+Tab and better File Explorer sizes to taskbar ...

The Microsoft Store is a safe place to download Windows apps and offers a wide selection for every use. However, there are still many amazing apps worth trying that aren't on the Microsoft Store. They ...

The unofficial tool to customize the Windows 11 out-of-the-box experience (OOBE), Flyoobe, has received a new update that adds very useful features. A couple of days ago, Windows 11 out-of-the-box ...

Here's everything you need to know about new customizable Taskbar that Microsoft has promised to roll out to Windows 11.

Editor's take: The emergence of tools like Flyby11 highlights the ongoing tension between Microsoft's vision for Windows 11 and what its user base wants. As the operating system matures, it will be ...

Do you use a Start menu alternative or another tool to customize Windows 11's interface? If so, you may be blocked from installing and running such programs when jumping to the upcoming Windows 11 ...

Microsoft PowerToys introduces CursorWrap, a new utility that wraps the cursor from one screen edge to the opposite, mimicking classic arcade game mechanics like Asteroids. PCWorld highlights that the ...