You can make administrative restrictions (e.g. auto-end non-responding applications) and service optimizations (e.g. You can adjust the waiting time to end services during the shutdown process, to kill non-responding applications, and to stop application timeout during the shutdown, as well as make system performance tweaks (e.g. enable admin approval mode for the built-in administrator account). enable verbose status message) and change options in User Account Control (e.g. It also makes welcome screen tweaks (e.g.
disable context menus) and the taskbar appearance (e.g. disable full row select items), the start menu (e.g. So, you can configure Windows Explorer (e.g. It is highly recommended you create a checkpoint. In the first tab, you can view system information on your computer (Windows edition, system and computer user, name, and domain settings). The user interface of the program consists of a plain and simple window in which you can access options that revolve around personalization, user account, system performance monitoring, security settings, network tweaks, Internet Explorer, and others. Hover over any tweak and helpful tooltips will tell you what the tweak does. Like its predecessors, UWT sports a clean minimalistic UI, offering links in the left panel, and tabs on the top, in some categories. This tweaker is just 495 KB in size and includes over 200 tweaks.
While you may be able to access all these via the Windows 10 Settings app, the Registry Editor, or the Group Policy Editor, Ultimate Windows Tweaker makes things easier for you by offering all useful tweaks from its single UI.
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