Microsoft finally added the Windows features that should have shipped years ago, but you still need PowerToys
Microsoft has made significant improvements to Windows 11, particularly through its PowerToys application. New features like Grab and Move enhance window management, making it easier to move and resize windows. Additionally, PowerToys introduces better control over external displays, addressing a long-standing issue for users with multiple monitors.
- ▪Microsoft has added useful tools to PowerToys, making it an essential application for Windows 11 users.
- ▪The Grab and Move feature allows users to easily move and resize windows without needing to focus on the title bar.
- ▪PowerToys now includes a tool called Power Display, which improves control over external monitor settings.
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| Publication time | Tue, 19 May 2026 18:30:21 GMT |
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