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Home » 7 Hidden Windows 11 Tools You’re Not Using (But Should)

7 Hidden Windows 11 Tools You’re Not Using (But Should)

Obwana Jordan Luke by Obwana Jordan Luke
4 months ago
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Windows 11 comes packed with powerful features—but many of the best ones stay hidden unless you know where to look. You don’t need third-party apps or expensive software. Microsoft has already built advanced utilities right into your system. Here are seven hidden Windows 11 tools that can save time, boost security, and squeeze more performance from your PC.

1. God Mode: One Dashboard for Everything

Want instant access to over 200 system settings? Create a “God Mode” folder. Just make a new folder on your desktop, then rename it to:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
The icon changes—and suddenly, you’ve got centralized control over backups, network settings, user accounts, and more. It’s like Windows’ secret control panel.

2. Clipboard History: Never Lose Copied Text Again

Press Win + V to open clipboard history. Windows saves everything you copy—text, links, even images—so you can paste older items, not just the last one. Turn it on in Settings > System > Clipboard, and pin your most-used snippets.

3. Steps Recorder: Auto-Document Any Process

Need to show someone how to do something on your PC? Use Steps Recorder (now called Problem Steps Recorder). Type psr.exe in the Start menu and hit Enter. It records every click and screenshot, then exports a detailed guide as a ZIP file—perfect for IT support or training.

4. Resource Monitor: See What’s Really Slowing You Down

Task Manager gives basics—but Resource Monitor (type resmon in Start) shows real-time CPU, memory, disk, and network activity per process. Spot hidden background apps hogging bandwidth or storage before they crash your system.

5. Windows Sandbox: Test Software Safely

Got a suspicious file or untrusted app? Open Windows Sandbox (enable via Turn Windows features on or off). It launches a clean, isolated desktop that vanishes when closed—so malware can’t touch your real system. Great for developers and cautious downloaders.

6. PowerToys: Microsoft’s Power User Toolkit

Not technically “hidden,” but often overlooked: Microsoft PowerToys is a free suite from Microsoft that adds pro features like:

  • FancyZones: Custom window layouts
  • PowerToys Run: Spotlight-style app launcher (Alt + Space)
  • Color Picker: Grab any screen color instantly
    Download it from the Microsoft Store—it’s official, safe, and incredibly useful.

7. Storage Sense: Auto-Clean Your Drive

Go to Settings > System > Storage and turn on Storage Sense. It automatically deletes temp files, empty Recycle Bin contents, and unused downloads. Set it to run weekly—and reclaim gigabytes without lifting a finger.

These hidden Windows 11 tools prove you don’t always need new software to get more from your PC. They’re fast, secure, and already installed—waiting for you to unlock them.

Try one today. Your future self (and your cluttered desktop) will thank you.

READ: Microsoft PC Manager: Free Tool to Boost Windows Performance

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