Wintoys, that lets you tweak, customize, optimize Windows, now skips SYSTEM scheduled tasks

Windows enthusiasts and power users are always looking at ways to tweak, customization, or de-bloat the operating system to their liking. One of the popular utilities which lets users automate debloated and streamlined Windows images is tiny11 builder. The app's latest update now adds support for ESD files in addition to WIM.

Wintoys, which is another popular such application, has also received a steady stream of updates lately. The most recent version of the app now lets users skip SYSTEM account scheduled tasks. The SYSTEM account is like the OS' own account and helps Windows run its various processes and services.

Besides that, the new release also fixes an issue related to loading corrupted scheduled tasks.

In some of the previous updates, various other fixes have rolled out too. These include improvements and bug fixes related to the UI and UX, services, among others.

The full changelogs for the recent Wintoys updates are given below alongside their versions:

v1.3.8.0

 

• added startup entrance animation for the Home page
• updated some translations and added a missing one
• fixed services not updating correctly after internal or external changes
• fixed not being able to delete a manually added startup app
• fixed a crash caused by double clicking on a dialog button that would sometimes result in trying to open the same dialog twice
• fixed an issue where restoring the window after opening the app maximized would place it into a weird position
• stabilization

 

v1.3.12.0

 

• a service start mode can now be changed even if the service is stopped
• fixed an issue where the Junk Cleaner would not open again after being closed
• fixed an issue when loading the Store apps

 

v1.3.15.0

 

• fixed an issue when stopping SYSTEM account owned scheduled tasks (SYSTEM tasks are now skipped)
• fixed an issue when loading corrupted scheduled tasks
• fixed an issue while closing the app

If you want to try the latest version of Wintoys, you can download the app from Microsoft Store.

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