Windows 11 Tweaks, Fixes and Modifications [Overview]

you run them both at once or one after the other.?

 

theres alot of acces denied how to over come this.?

 

I think it's probably impossible to change it from a running Windows.
You'll probably have to do it from dual boot, or PE, etc.

That said, the disadvantages outweigh the advantages, so it's not a method I can really recommend.

 

then ill just do it manually in disk C properties and untick the box.

 

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is there a way to fix the inability to drag and drop in file explorer in 24H2 (26100.3476)?


it's a minor nuisance but annoying

 

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Any new way to REMOVE Recall?

Thank you beforehand

 

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Is this one stop working?

 

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How did you get those fancy icons under devices and printers?

 

@d5aqoëp You have to get the files: devicemetadatawizard.exe and devicemetadatacommon.dll. They were apart of some huge Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit released back around Windows 8, I think. Not sure you will be able to find the full package now but you might be able to download the individual files somewhere. They are small and that's all you need.

For the "My PC" icon you need "ChangeSystemIcon.exe". It's pretty old, too. But here's the file info:

File: ChangeSystemIcon.exe
CRC32: E4E697DF
MD5: 4D10F205FE5A98945E3C574C1887F439
SHA-1: A31A687193FFA15214FFD31D6B4D9B52A64D4C77

One other thing, I install Windows 11 with both x64 and x86 architectures. These 32-bit files may not work if you use only x64 Windows 11.

Hope that helps.

 

my win11 home doesn't have that so how to disable by registry?

 

I'm using a "script" with different commands that also launches reg files, for example (all files in the same directory) :

attrib -r -s xxxxxxxx
regedit.exe /s Divers_11.reg
regedit.exe /s xxx.reg
regedit.exe /s yyyy.reg
regedit.exe /s Intel.reg
bcdedit /set useplatformclock false
Etc...

I wanted to create a shortcut (or one that launches at the end of the Windows installation) so that a command line launches the script, but it seems complicated
The simple "shortcut" doesn't work, of course

Is there a specific shortcut to create or command line ?

Thanks

 

turn it into a .bat then you can schedule a task to run on disconnect or signout