The PowerToys version for Windows 10 has been updated to 0.45

The update for version 0.45 is now available for download from GitHub for PowerToys for Windows 10. This update mainly focuses on stability updates and upgrades, installer updates, common bug fixes, and access improvements. There is a lot of work with the community to create an improved user interface for the settings menu. This UI update provides users with an up-to-date, up-to-date experience as they navigate through various applications and their settings using the latest styling elements. The trial version of PowerToys will be released in the 2nd week of September and includes an updated version of the video conference mute. The update for version 0.45 can now be downloaded from the official website of the Open Source Project. More information about this update can be found below or through Microsoft.

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PowerToys version 0.45 for Windows 10 is now available for download:

Version 0.45 includes the following improvements and bug fixes:

• Our goals for the V0.45 release cycle are primarily focused on stability updates and upgrades, installer updates, common bug fixes, and access improvements. We worked extensively with the community to create an updated settings menu UI. This UI update provides users with an up-to-date, modern experience for a variety of applications and their settings using the latest styling components. The trial version of PowerToys (v0.46) will be released in the 2nd week of September and includes an updated version of the video conference mute.

Microsoft PowerToys for Windows 10 on GitHub -> Overview

Microsoft PowerToys is a set of Windows 10 customization applications used to customize and enhance the Windows 10 user interface for power users. This new version has been inspired by the PowerToys program since the Windows 95 era and allows Power users to use the Windows 10 shell more efficiently and adapt to personal workflows. You can download the latest version of PowerToys for Windows 10 from GitHub.

Via Microsoft