A touch of Windows XP: TweakUI returns as TweakUIX for Windows 11 and 10

It is part of a toolkit first released with Windows 95. Microsoft PowerToys System configuration tool TweakUI, which was especially popular in the days of Windows XP, is now coming back to the desktop in the form of TweakUIX for Windows 11 and Windows 10 operating systems.

TweakUIX Brings TweakUI to Modern Times

open source developer Belim aka BiltbybelThisIsWin11 which is useful system, implementation and optimization tool. is also responsible for TweakUIX Optimized and brought back a true classic for Windows 11 and Windows 10. Small assistants, for example, were supplied by Microsoft directly on the Windows 98 SE installation CD and enabled easy access to switches and tweaks hidden deep in the system.

Large app only 100 kilobytes TweakUIX 0.16.30 (Zip) Optimized for Windows 11 and Windows 10 and their latest Inside Preview builds and aims to be more than a tribute to the old times.

• The user interface is based on the classic TweakUI app.
• There is nothing Modern, Fluent, Mica and UWP have in common here. But it shouldn’t be.
• The app is supposed to be simple, small in size, modular and understandable to all.
• Simply visit the Github page and download the TweakUIX app. It is completely transparent and open source.

TweakUIX 0.16.30 Release Notes

TweakUIX is based on the original TweakUI GUI and deliberately uses modern UX design approaches such as Fluent Design, without the transparency effect of Windows 11 “Mica” or the modern design of UWP apps.

Small and yet extremely powerful

Despite its size and portable outlook of only 100 kilobytes, TweakUIX runs like the original without any installation process and can also be run directly from a USB storage medium, for example, the system tool provides a total of ten categories and here It can even be expanded. through plugins.

Today I’m releasing this little standalone tool called TweakUIX. It is pumped up with customization features and options to remove unnecessary fat from Windows or even install software packages.

TweakUIX 0.16.30 Release Notes

Microsoft has now also released PowerToys, which Computerbase reported more than 20 years ago, for Windows 11 and 10, but TweakUI is no longer part of the suite.

The open source developer promises that in the future the new version of the tool will also be maintained and other small improvements will be made.

Provides more information about TweakUIX project page On the GitHub Developer Platform. In addition to TweakUIX 0.16.30, ThisIsWin11 has just been released to the new version 1.1.160, which can be downloaded as usual from the Computerbase download area just below this message.