The stone-age ui requires less resources and of course flickers a bit smoother on the screen and runs at time of writing also on Win10. and yes, this version also brings some advantage over TIW11. My private version had all other tweaks integrated, so the code base including all tweaks of this app was largely taken from the last stable version of the TIW11 OpenTweaks module.There is still a lot to do and a lot of spaghetti code to clean up, but the first step is done. Since then, its popularity has grown and its usage expanded, and with it.

Somehow I prefer this standalone version more, so I decided to push it to public on Github. Microsoft originally released Tweak UI as a value add tool with Windows 98. It was partly based on tweaks of the TweakUIX mentioned here. ThisIsWin11 was my first attempt to enhance somehow the PowerToys productivity apps with some system tools. Or just click here to download the latest version of TweakUIX How-to Goto Releases page > Assets > Click on TweakUIX.zip Now, after about 25 years, Microsoft has resurrected PowerToys for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Since the release of Windows 95, Microsoft has made available a set of 'PowerToys', which is a suite of extra little utilities that Microsoft feels power users would appreciate. With this tool you are able to change settings, which aren't reachable within Windows. Tweak UI was part of Windows XP PowerToys and one of the most known Windows PowerToys to tweak the User Interface (UI). This will be my first attempt to recreate a part of the classic at that time ubiquitous Tweak UI app featuring the classic look.

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