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Disable New Windows Update UI and Enable Previous UI Enable Jump List Feature in Windows 10 Start Menu Disable New Xaml Start Menu and Enable Previous Start Menu Completely Disable Action Center in Windows 10 Disable New Action Center Sidebar and Restore Previous UI Disable New Battery Fly-out and Restore Previous UI Disable New Tray Clock and Calendar UI and Restore Previous UI Disable New Network Flyout UI and Restore Previous UI Disable New Volume Control UI and Restore Previous UI Now go to following keys and change mentioned DWORD values to enable/disable Windows 10 features: Now type regedit in RUN dialog box and press Enter. Press WIN+R keys together to launch RUN dialog box or you can open it using WIN+X menu. So without wasting time lets start the tutorial: Related: Hidden Secret Features and Useful Hotkeys in Windows 10

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So today in this tutorial, we are going to share a few Registry tweaks for Windows 10 which will allow you to activate some new hidden secret experimental features in Windows 10 and to restore previous classic features if required. Special thanks to our readers Ashfaq, Matthew, Johan and Keshav for sharing these tweaks. Instead of creating separate articles for all of them, we decided to put them together in this exclusive topic for your reading convenience. We have received many emails and comments from our readers who shared various Registry tweaks to enable new hidden secret experimental features in Windows 10 as well as to disable new features and to bring back old features in Windows 10. Most of the times these new and old features can be enabled or disabled using various Registry tweaks which are applied using Registry Editor tool. On the other hand, sometimes new features are enabled to replace old features but Microsoft also keeps the old features in the OS hidden from users. Microsoft puts various experimental features in Windows 10 to test their functionality but sometimes the company doesn’t activate these features because these features might not be complete and can cause problems to users. We know that Microsoft regularly releases free Insider Preview builds of Windows 10 operating system to public which can be downloaded and installed to test new features and provide feedback and suggestions to Microsoft.