Microsoft PowerToys: 30 Years of Free Windows Upgrades Still Going Strong
Executive Briefing
- Offers roughly 30 free utilities that enhance Windows with features Microsoft hasn't natively built in
- Highlights include Power Display for multi-monitor management, Command Palette for quick search, and Peek for file previews
- Traces roots to Windows 95 in November 1996, making PowerToys approximately 30 years old this year
- Remains open source and distributed directly from Microsoft at no cost to users
- Critics note Microsoft under-promotes PowerToys despite its practical value for everyday Windows users
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