Rainmeter is a free, open source tool that displays customizable skins, like clocks, system stats, and weather, right on your Windows desktop. In our guide, we cover how to install it, pick your first skins, and keep it running smoothly.
Key Points New WIP UI appears in Settings for retail Windows 11 builds Builds updated to Beta 28020.2366, Experimental 28120.2374, and Future Platforms 29617.1000 Taskbar size...
Windhawk is a free, open source mod loader that customizes the Windows taskbar, Start menu, and other programs without touching a single file on disk. Here is how it works, our top mod picks, and an honest look at how safe it is to run.
DesktopHut turns videos and GIFs into a live desktop wallpaper on Windows, and now adds a floating widget called DesktopHut Island for weather, tasks, and media controls. Here is what it does and how to set it up.
Tears of Metal drops you and up to 3 friends into a hack and slash roguelike where you fight to reclaim a Scottish island from invaders carving into the Mother Dragon Stone. In our guide, we cover system requirements, how runs and upgrades work, and tips for building a battalion that can survive later campaigns.
Dirty Business drops you into a hidden underground hangar where you build a criminal empire from scratch. In our guide, we cover system requirements, how the production and distribution loop works, and tips for growing your operation without getting buried in busywork.
Microsoft announced Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 28120.2546 on the Windows Insider Blog for the Experimental 26H1 channel. This release brings a small collection of security...
Key Points Build 28020.2539 added to the Beta 26H1 channel. Experimental channels receive no new build today – keep watching the blog for updates. Release Preview...
Kimi is Moonshot AI’s free AI assistant. On Windows it comes as three separate apps: Kimi for chat, Kimi Work for hands-off tasks, and Kimi Code for developers. Here is what each one does and how to install it.
SmartScreen, Smart App Control, and third-party antivirus can all quietly block or quarantine safe files like mods, indie tools, and open-source apps. This guide covers the quick per-file bypass, checking antivirus quarantine, turning off SmartScreen and Smart App Control, and the registry method for power users who never want to see the warning again.
