WinBubble – Tweak Everything in Vista UI

03/19/2008
11 COMMENTS

WinBubble is a small, portable utility that is Vistas answer to TweakUI. It is a extremely well featured application allowing you to tweak just about anything you would want to tweak in Vista. There is too many tweaks to mention here so its best that you look at the many screenshots to get a full idea of what it can do. Here are some of the highlights:

Easily change the OEM/Manufacturer information
Add useful options to the right click context menu
Show My Computer, Network, My Documents, Username Folder etc.. on the desktop
Edit the screensavers hidden options. Edit the WEI score. Edit all of your Vista Icons
Access hidden Vista tools
Lock down the system by disabling various parts (usb, task manager, control panel, new folder option, hide drives etc..)
Optimize Vista using various speed tweaks
Edit IE information such as the Title/Start Page/Clear History and Cookies etc.
Easily edit the right click context menu

Screenshots:

Downloads:

Download from Major Geeks – 363kb

More Information (lots of documentation and tutorials about it)

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World Directory says:

03/20/2008 at 10:04

seems like a good tool, and really great that it is for free. great to be able to access hidden Vista tools.

Remote Computer Repair says:

03/20/2008 at 17:47

Can’t wait to “kick the tires” on this bad little puppy!

gunslinger says:

03/20/2008 at 06:17

Looks like it might come in handy. Combine the use of this with SP1 and maybe, just maybe Vista will be useable at least.

Ronald says:

03/20/2008 at 07:49

This is really a great tool.
Thank you!

This thing rocks… usually we pay for this kind of software. But this app is FREE. Wow

Mark Schneider says:

03/21/2008 at 00:46

Been trying dome other utilities that are similar. TweakVI for Vista is similar has a free version but I never seem to notice a change with these things. SP1 dumbs down the search option a bit making it harder to find, this to placate some complaints from Google. The start search will be unchanged though.