After few days of Windows OS release, lot of geeks come up with Tweaks. Most of the tweaks can be done via Registry changes which are not easy and look harder for novice users. This is the very reason these geeks develop a small Tweak Utility which does the job and make Windows Tweaking easier.
Now, we have Windows 7 Little Tweaker which will Tweak Windows 7.
Windows 7 Little Tweaker is a tiny portable utility which lets you tweak settings of Windows 7.
List of Windows 7 Tweaks using Windows 7 Little Tweaker
Add “Copy To” & “Move To” option in files and folders context menu (right click)
Automatically end task of programs which are either hanged or taking longer time
Decrease menus show delay time. It will delay the sub-menus
Disable the low disk space check. This setting will make you happy as you won’t be bugged with annoying low disk space notification in system tray
Set Windows to not waste time in searching for a program which no longer exists in your system when you try to open its shortcut
Disable “search on Internet” prompt in “Open with” window so that it directly opens the program list
Add “Take Ownership” option in files and folders context menu
Speed up the Explorer navigation by disabling network printers and network scheduled tasks Note: Apply this setting only if your PC is not in a Network
Add “Command Prompt Here” option (my favourite) on folders context menu (right click) for a quick command prompt opening at the selected folder
Add “Open With Notepad” & ”Delete Folder Content” (my favourite) option on folders context menu
Speeds up taskbar thumbnail preview by reducing the mouse hover time delay
Disables (Turn Off) Annoying UAC (User Account Control) and suppress UAC consent prompt dialog
Windows 7 Little Tweaker. (my favourite)
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It looks like a real handy little toy, especially for the non-technical ones of us. I’ll stick to my XP for the time being, as I really prefer keeping things simple. Let the other people learn the lessons first, before changing over, is what I say!
Another tool added in list does almost everything – all tweaks. Thanks for share!
@Blogsolute, Yeah you are right.
This provides an easier tool to those who don’t want to play around with the registry editor, I guess
@Michael Aulia, Yeah right. It is be helpful for lot of novice users.
It looks like a real handy little toy, especially for the non-technical ones of us. I’ll stick to my XP for the time being, as I really prefer keeping things simple. Let the other people learn the lessons first, before changing over, is what I say!
@Net Age | Web Development, XP is still a good OS to stick to it.