Descriptions are provided for many but not all tweaks though. You may run the DISM command from the start page to fix corrupted system images for instance, and a new hover option to display a description for the tweak you are hovering over. You find that option under Desktop Context Menu 2.Īpart from those major changes, you will notice smaller changes in the update. One interested feature there is the option to pin drives to the desktop context menu. They allow you to add modern apps to the right-click context menu. If you use Modern Apps on Windows 10, you may find the new options under Context Menu useful. These settings allow you to disable certain invasive features of Windows 10: When you switch to Security & Privacy, you will find privacy settings listed for Windows 10.
When you open Customization, you find Windows 10 listed there as a tab. Most tweaks have been carried over from previous versions of Windows, but you will find specific sections in the program designed exclusively for Windows 10. The start screen displays general information about the operating system and computer hardware, and lists options to run system tools such as system restore or the system file checker utility. Ultimate Windows Tweaker 4 will create a system restore point on start which you can restore if tweaks you make have unforeseen consequences on the system. Colors have changed a bit and you will notice additional menu entries in the sidebar menu, but that is all there is layout-wise. If you have run Ultimate Tweaker 3 for Windows 8 you will notice that the interface has not changed all that much. The program does not need to be installed and can be run from any location on the system once it extracted. Net Framework 4 which Windows 10 ships with.
Note: Ultimate Windows Tweaker 4 requires the Microsoft. The program is a classic tweaking software that serves a different purpose than the half dozen privacy programs released for Windows 10 in the past couple of weeks.
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