MajorGeeks Windows Tweaks contains over 200 files, including registry, PowerShell, Visual Basic, shortcuts, and batch files to enable tweaks and hidden features in Windows 11, 10, 8, and 7 for any skill level. You can browse all of the tweaks individually here.

Add Troubleshooters to The Desktop Context Menu in Windows 10 & 11 adds numerous Troubleshooter options for quick and easy access from your Desktop.

Rebuild The Font Cache in Windows 10 & 11 contains a batch file to rebuild the font cache to try and solve font problems.

Bypass TPM 1.2 and Install Windows 11 contains the registry files to allow anyone to install Windows 11 if they have TPM 1.2, according to Microsoft. More details are explained here.

Restore the Windows 10 Context Menu in Windows 11 contains the registry files to restore the Windows 10 Context Menu in Windows 11.

Remove or Restore 'Show More Options' From the Windows 11 Context Menu contains the registry files to easily remove or restore 'Show more options' from the Context Menu in Windows 11. You can also do this from the Command Prompt, as explained here.

Turn On or Off Game Mode in Windows 10 contains the registry files to enable or disable the Game Bar in Windows 10 & 11 as explained in this guide.

Enable or Disable Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling contains the registry files to enable or disable Enable or Disable Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling, as explained in our tutorial.

Command Prompt Shortcut contains a premade shortcut file to open the Command Prompt in Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11. Also, see 10 ways you can still open the Command Prompt in Windows 11.

Restore the Classic File Explorer Ribbon in Windows 11 contains the registry files to remove the new Command Bar in File Explorer and restore the File Explorer ribbon you're used to.

Disable User Account Control (UAC) in Windows 10 & 11 contains the registry files to enable or disable UAC easily. You can also use Settings, Group Policy Editor, or edit the registry yourself, as explained here.

Disable Background Apps in Windows 11 contains the registry files to disable or reenable all background apps in Windows 11.

Remove Rotate Left and Right From The Context Menu can remove or restore the Rotate Left and Rotate Right Context Menu when you right-click on an image in Windows 10 & 11.

Block Windows 11 From Installing contains the registry files to block Windows 11 from installing, as explained in our tutorial.

Bypass Secure Boot and Trusted Platform Module contains the registry files to add one new Registry Key and three new Registry DWORD's to bypass Secure boot and TPM requirements and install Windows 11.

Larger or Smaller Taskbar in Windows 11 contains three registry files to change the Windows 11 Taskbar to smaller, larger, or default. You can also edit the registry.

Windows 11 has introduced a new Start Menu that removes Live Tiles. However, if you prefer the old Start Menu with Live Tiles, it's easy to do.

Add Windows Tools Context Menu contains the registry files to add Windows Tools to the Desktop Context Menu.

Hide the Toolbars Context Menu in Windows 10 contains the registry files to show or hide the Toolbars menu when you right-click on the Taskbar. You can make these changes manually in the Registry or Group Policy Editor, as explained here.

Enable or Disable File History contains the registry files to disable or enable (default) File History in Windows 10. You can also make the changes yourself, as explained here.

Enable or Disable Win32 Long Paths contains the registry files to disable (default) or enable Enable or Disable Win32 Long Paths in Windows 10. You can also make the changes yourself, as explained here.

Switch User Shortcut contains the shortcut to switch users and the missing exe for Windows 10 Home. Windows 10 Pro users can create the shortcut manually, as explained here.

Clear Recent Pictures in MS Paint contains a registry file to delete the recent file list in Microsoft Paint as explained here.

Show Drive Letter Before Drive Names in File Explorer contains the registry files to move the drive letter before the drive name in File Explorer. You can also edit the registry yourself, as explained here.

Disable Steps Recorder in Windows 10 contains the registry files to simplify disabling or enabling Steps Recorder. You can also make the changes manually in the registry or Group Policy Editor, as explained here.