Winaero Tweaker allows you to perform deep system customizations that require interference in the registry, although without having to be dealing with it in order to facilitate everything and not cause any kind of effort.
Anyone who has been using Windows long enough is surely aware of all the customizations that can be made to the operating system through the registry. The non-advanced user is also advised to be careful not to touch what he should not, so a program like Winaero it is more than interesting.
The Windows registry is usually untouchable for many, but Winaero Tweaker for Windows 7 and higher, we facilitates tasks by showing even the complete information of all the changes to be made.
The program offers a interface to complete all kinds of customizations. You can change the horizontal volume indicator of Windows 10 to a more classic vertical one, or even whoever wants to resist automatic updates to Windows 10 Home, can even postpone them in a way.
All customizations are organized by category, such as Appearance (appearance), Behavior (behavior), Desktop (desktop) and Taskbar (taskbar). It also offers basic system information such as processor type, Windows version, and RAM.
All the options are very well described, although the downside is that not in Spanish. When you click on Settings and Control Panel, there is an item called Share Page. When you click on it, the main screen explains that with this tweak activated you can customize the apps that appear in the sharing panel that appears from the right click on the desktop.
For each tweak, the program has a link that says "See in detail how this tweak works", so you can go to the Winaero website where it is explained precisely what the program is doing on your system.
As for the ethernet connection option called "metered", which postpones automatic updates, you can find it under the "network" section. You just have to know that these types of connections are important for background processes such as live tiles and other important features.
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