developer options

Windows 11 has continuously positioned itself as a future-facing, user-friendly operating system, but for those who operate closer to its core—be they power users, IT pros, or developers—one often-visited region of the system’s Settings has always remained somewhat niche: the “For developers”...

The evolving landscape of Windows 11 continues to intrigue both casual users and power enthusiasts, particularly as Microsoft introduces features that expand system customization without overt fanfare. The most recent development—the unannounced arrival of an “Advanced Settings” section—marks a...

A quiet but notable shift is underway in the Windows Server ecosystem—one that could soon touch the broader user base of Windows 11 as well. In a move that highlights Microsoft’s evolving approach to power-user options, the company is currently testing a new “Advanced Settings” page in Windows...

In a move that signals a renewed focus on user empowerment and accessibility, Microsoft is testing a rebranded and substantially expanded “Advanced Settings” page within Windows 11—an evolution of the former “For Developers” settings. This development, currently surfaced in insider builds of...

Microsoft’s unrelenting campaign to phase out the venerable Control Panel in Windows 11 has entered a new stage, signaling both a refined vision for the future of system configuration and a targeted effort to unify and streamline advanced options. In the wake of serial Windows Insider builds...

Interested in running your application in the background? A new developer option available in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update just made background activity a whole lot easier. Your feedback was clear on the multiple process model: while doing background work in a separate process was more...