GoKawiilMicrosoft's free PowerToys suite automates repetitive Windows tasks
Microsoft maintains PowerToys, a free collection of more than 30 utilities for Windows 11 and Windows 10 (version 2004 and later) on x64 and ARM64 machines, distributed under an MIT license on GitHub. Users can install it via the Microsoft Store, GitHub, or WinGet, and switch individual tools on or off as needed, including a window-arranging module called FancyZones.
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Tools like this highlight gaps in Windows' built-in workflow features, since users otherwise repeat small manual chores like window placement and file renaming daily. Because it's free, open-source and modular, PowerToys could appeal to a wide range of users without requiring commitment to a single feature, letting them pick only what suits their routine.
- PowerToys is a free, MIT-licensed suite of 30+ Windows utilities from Microsoft
- It supports Windows 11 and Windows 10 (2004+) on both x64 and ARM64 systems
- Installable via Microsoft Store, GitHub, or WinGet, with toggleable individual tools
Source: engadget.com — Luke James, 2026-11-07
Published there as: “Windows PowerToys can automate some of your more tedious PC tasks”
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