Live preview · v0.1.29
Every tab, every step, nothing hidden
This is a walkthrough of Humble Tweaks. Every step and warning below is the app's own
output — generated by running the real engine and reading back what it said it would do,
not written for this page. Pick any category to see exactly what applying it changes, and what
reverting it restores. Machine-specific readings are shown as representative values.
Humble Tweaks
v0.1.29
Diagnostics
Read-only. These two tabs only report. Nothing here changes a setting —
the app reads your Windows build, GPU, RAM, active power plan and whether it is running
elevated, so it can skip tweaks your PC does not support.
Power plans
Listing plans is read-only. Switching plans is a separate, explicit action — the engine
function that lists them only writes when you pass it a plan to activate.
Startup items
Reads what launches with Windows so you can decide. Nothing is disabled unless you
choose it — and startup is one of the categories excluded from bulk apply,
so a "run everything" never touches it.
Activity log
Real entries from a test run. The first one is the important one: a preset hit a step that
needed admin rights, so it rolled back the categories it had already applied
rather than leaving the machine half-changed.
Licence
Humble Tweaks validates against the licence server and binds your key to one machine.
It keeps working offline for a grace period using a cached result, then asks again.
How to read the badges.
Excluded from bulk means a "run everything" never touches that category — it only runs if
you pick it deliberately. Not in any preset means no Gaming/Privacy/Creator button reaches
it either. The two highest-risk categories, defender and debloat, carry both.
Not covered by Undo All flags the honest exception: those two must be reverted deliberately,
because removed Store apps have to come back from the Store, and security settings you lowered on
purpose are not silently raised behind your back.