v1.2.4

• Add option to disable Windows Copilot
• Add option to disable Lockscreen tips.
• Properly unset certain tweaks on disable.

As always: Microsoft SmartScreen might flag this one as suspicious until their whatever system recognizes it. Just click 'Run Anyways'.

v1.2.3

• Add option to disable Windows GameBar on Windows 11.
• Misc. Windows 11 fixes.
• Vague code cleanup.

As always: Microsoft SmartScreen might flag this one as suspicious until their whatever system recognizes it. Just click 'Run Anyways'.

v1.2.2

No longer assumes (sometimes incorrectly) that the registry flags already exist.

v1.2.1

1.2.1 is a hotfix release, fixing an issue where Apply buttons seemed to inconsistently fail to trigger.

v1.2.0

WTTk v1.2.0 features a simple bug fix but one rather large change: Downgrading to .NET Framework 4.8

While it would seem insane to intentionally downgrade a .NET 6.0 application to .NET Framework 4.8, the reason is plain and simple: I want WTTk to be usable in any modern Windows 10 computer without further dependencies. .NET Framework 4.8 ships with Windows 10, .NET 6 sadly does not, simple as.

Sadly, this means WTTk can no longer be distributed as a single .exe file, so you'll need to unzip it before running it. Still, a much smaller hassle than requiring people to install the entire .NET 6.0 package if they don't already have it.

v1.1.2

• Add options to:
  • Disable shake-to-minimize
  • Disable action center / notifications
  • Enable old "balloon" notifications
  • Enable verbose mode
• Miscelaneous code improvements

As always: Microsoft Smartscreen is being a pain by flagging the program. Just click "More info" and run anyways, or, if untrustful, build the solution yourself.

v1.1.0

• implement better method to disable cortana and netsearch

be advised: microsoft smartscreen may issue a warning; run anyways.

v1.0.3

• Add desktop tweak option for decreasing context menu delay on hover.
• Add build for ARM64

Microsoft Defender Smartscreen is most likely going to give you a warning when you launch WTTk. This is because this program is unknown to Microsoft and, by design, modifies OS registry keys, causing Smartscreen to suspect malware.
I am trying to find a way to resolve this issue, but for the time being, you'll need to click "More Information" and "Run Anyways".

v1.0.2

• Support disabling Windows Modern Standby on laptops which support S3 sleep.

v1.0.1

• Fixes 'restart explorer.exe' not working
• Improves windows handling code, and you can now open several dialogs at once.