System Utilities

Microsoft Terminal combines the new Windows Terminal and the original Windows console host in one project.

Inspect libraries and package details used by installed Android apps or APK files with LibChecker.

Spencer brings a classic Windows XP-style Start menu to Windows 10 and Windows 11, according to its project page.

netboot.xyz provides a menu for PXE booting operating-system installers and utilities.

GlazeWM provides a tiling window manager for macOS and Windows, inspired by i3wm.

Tiny Care Terminal displays self-care messages and other information while a user works in the terminal.

USB Device Tree Viewer displays USB device information based on Microsoft’s USBView sample application, according to its page.

Registry Finder is a Windows registry editor with installer and portable versions listed on its download page.

CrossPaste synchronizes clipboard content across macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, and HarmonyOS, according to its Chinese-language page.

PhoenixPE builds a customizable Windows 10 or 11 rescue and recovery environment that can boot from USB or a network.

Ditto extends the Windows clipboard with a clipboard manager, according to its product page.

PortableApps.com Platform organizes portable apps into a custom software suite for use from a synced cloud folder, local PC, or USB drive.

NanaRun provides application runtime environment customization, with separate console and SDK components listed in its project documentation.

CopyQ manages clipboard history and includes editing and scripting features.

AutoActions creates profiles that change Windows display and audio settings or launch programs.

The r/Techsupport wiki is community-built documentation for the subreddit, according to its homepage.

Install Windows apps from the command line with Scoop, which aims to keep setup minimal.

RegScanner searches the Windows Registry for values matching specified criteria and displays results in a list.

Bulk Crap Uninstaller removes multiple unwanted applications, according to its repository description.

UUP dump downloads Unified Update Platform files, including Windows Insider updates, directly from Windows Update.

EtchDroid writes disk images to USB drives and can create bootable installation media, according to its project page.

CoolStar provides a guide to installing Windows 10 or 11 on Chromebooks, including a device compatibility chart and model-specific instructions.

Use Quick Access Popup as a customizable Windows launcher with a context-menu style layout for accessing selected items quickly.

Winbindex indexes Windows binaries and provides download links for executable, DLL, and SYS files.