Security News > 2021 > March > Best Microsoft tools created for Windows 10 power users

Over the past year, Microsoft has quietly released new built-in Windows 10 command-line applications and free Microsoft Store apps that enhance the operating system's functionality.
Microsoft did not officially announce these new tools in some cases, and they were discovered by users instead. In this article, we're going to highlight these new programs and other apps so power-users can take greater control over Windows 10.
Windows 10 now includes a built-in network packet sniffer called 'Pktmon,' with two new features recently added in the Windows 10 May 2020 Update.
Windows 10 PowerToys are a suite of open-source tools that allow you to extend File Explorer's capabilities, optimize app windows for big monitors, resize images, and more.
Windows Terminal is an open-source multi-tabbed console program that allows Windows 10 users to launch multiple shell/console tabs in the same Windows.
Windows Sysinternals is a suite set of free utilities developed by Microsoft that lets power users manage, diagnose, troubleshoot, and monitor Windows.
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