Enhance Your Windows 11 Experience with Windows 10 Features
Today, we explored a fascinating third-party utility that lets Windows 11 users enjoy the beloved File Explorer from Windows 10. Known as WinSetView, this free tool offers several practical functionalities without requiring any alterations to the Windows Registry. If you’d like to learn more, check out our dedicated article on this tool.
Accessing the Action Center on Windows 11
Among the features that Windows users miss from previous versions is the Action Center. Thankfully, this feature remains accessible in the latest Windows 11 version 24H2.
According to Windows enthusiast Bob Pony on X, the Windows 10 Action Center can be enabled in the latest Insider build, 27744. However, integrating this feature does necessitate some minor modifications to the Registry. Fortunately, the process is straightforward.
Step-by-Step Guide to Enable the Action Center
To set up the Windows 10 Action Center, you’ll need to create a new “Lite Layout”option by establishing a “Control Center”key in the Registry. Follow these simple steps:
- Launch the Registry Editor (REGEDIT).
- Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\.
- Create a new key titled “Control Center”.
- Inside this key, add a new DWORD value named “UseLiteLayout”.
- Set the DWORD value to 1.
After completing these steps, save your changes, and consider restarting your system to ensure the Action Center is successfully activated. If it doesn’t appear immediately, a restart typically resolves the issue.
A Brief History of the Action Center
The Action Center serves as the notification hub for Windows desktops, making its first appearance in Windows 8.1 back in 2014. It has since been refined in Windows 10 and Windows 11. Despite these improvements, many users still express a desire for further enhancements to this feature.
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