For power users looking to customize, personalize, optimize and control Windows 10, there are lots of tools available in the operating system. The problem is that they are spread out across multiple locations which can mean a lot of taveling back and forth. Microsoft is changing this with the introduction of a new Windows Tools folder which brings together elements of the Control Panel, Administrative Tools and more. See also: Microsoft launches a public preview of the 64-bit version of OneDrive Microsoft releases Windows 10 Build 21354 with new personalization options for 'News and interests' Microsoft previews its open source… [Continue Reading]
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