ViveTool codes are numeric feature IDs that flip on functionality Microsoft has already shipped inside Windows 11 but hasn’t turned on for everyone yet. Each code corresponds to a specific feature flag buried in the operating system, and running it through the ViveTool command line switches that flag from off to on.
Codes are tied to specific Windows 11 builds and channels, so a code that works on a stable monthly update won’t necessarily do anything on an Insider Preview build, and vice versa. Some features also depend on specific hardware or are limited to certain regions, so a code enabling correctly does not always guarantee the feature will appear.

Working ViveTool codes for Windows 11 (general availability)
These codes apply to the version of Windows 11 that reaches everyone through Windows Update, organized by the monthly cumulative update each one shipped with.
58989177— Feature bundle for the July 2026 update (KB5095093).58989092— Feature bundle for the June 2026 update (KB5089573).58989092,60716524,48433719,61391826— Turns on the Low Latency Profile performance boost in the June 2026 update.58989070— Feature bundle for the May 2026 update (KB5089549).58989021— Feature bundle for the April 2026 update (KB5083769).58989002— Feature bundle for the March 2026 update (KB5079473), covering the network speed tester, camera pan and tilt controls, updated Settings dialogs, and Extract All support for non-Zip archives.57741219— Adds the new Protected Print Mode dialogs in Settings (March 2026 update).55994763— New Widgets settings page (March 2026 update).58988972— Feature bundle for the February 2026 update (KB5077181).57048237— Feature bundle for the December 2025 update.59162732,55994763— Widgets redesign (December 2025 update).41356296— New taskbar autohide behavior (December 2025 update).45690266— Cloud file search inside File Explorer (December 2025 update).59265307— Redesigned About page in Settings (December 2025 update).57882334— Lets you share any window directly from the taskbar (December 2025 update).53343270— Device info card in Settings, limited to the US (December 2025 update).57048231— Feature bundle for the November 2025 update.47205210— Redesigned Start menu (November 2025 update).48433719— Battery percentage indicator option (November 2025 update).57048226— Feature bundle for the October 2025 update.57048218— Feature bundle for the September 2025 update.57048216— Feature bundle for the August 2025 update.
No feature codes have been documented for the January 2026 update (KB5074109).
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ViveTool is a free command-line tool built by developers Rafael Rivera and Lucas, distributed on GitHub rather than through Microsoft. It reads and writes the same feature-flag storage that Windows itself uses, so no registry editing is required.
C:\ViveTool.cd command.vivetool /enable /id:feature-code
For example, vivetool /enable /id:57048231 turns on the November 2025 update bundle. When a listing shows several numbers separated by commas, all of them belong in the same /id: argument, in the order given.
Two other commands are worth knowing. vivetool /query lists every feature flag currently registered on the machine along with its status, though it shows raw IDs rather than plain-language names. vivetool /disable /id:feature-code reverses a change, and vivetool /fullreset clears every flag back to default.
Note: ViveTool is not supported by Microsoft, and enabling a code is not a guarantee the feature will appear or behave the way it eventually does after a full rollout. Creating a system restore point before experimenting is a reasonable precaution, especially on a machine you rely on daily.
Insider Preview codes for versions 25H2 and 26H2
These codes apply to preview builds distributed through the Experimental and Beta channels of the Windows Insider Program. A code from an older build usually keeps working in a newer one unless the feature itself gets pulled or its underlying ID changes.
60414189— Adds a taskbar search box with 4-pixel height increments (build 26300.8772).61441697— Enables Windows Hello ESS support for external fingerprint sensors (build 26300.8697).61267302,61344081,61482515,61532758,61760679— Adds a Search setting to toggle web results on or off in Windows Search (build 26300.8697).61465695,61465915— File Explorer middle-click support (build 26300.8687).62261462— Dark mode for the Create New Task dialog in Task Manager (build 26300.8687).60511437— New taskbar thumbnail preview animation (build 26300.8687).51406324,60288851,48433719,58989092,58989177,61160789,61161244,61161268,61161283,61161304,61754985,61225604,61596616,61596617,61596618,61596619— Enables Administrator Protection under Settings, Privacy & Security, Windows Security, Account Protection (build 28120.2242).61754985,61225604,61596616,61596617,61596618,61596619— New Start menu resize and customization settings (build 26300.8553).61372722— Fixes a white-flash rendering bug on File Open and Save As dialogs in dark mode (build 26300.8553).59213768— Taskbar positioning options in Settings, letting you dock it at the top, left, right, or bottom (build 26300.8493).61090762— Adds a Show Smaller Taskbar Buttons setting (build 26300.8493).60716524,61391826— Enables the Low Latency Profile that briefly spikes CPU frequency to speed up app launches (build 26300.8346).61014711— Reverts file-size display in File Explorer’s Details view back from KB/MB/GB (build 26300.8346).59728252— Replaces the spinning-dots sign-in and shutdown animation with the modern boot animation (build 26300.8289).60897831— Adds an Available Updates section to the Windows Update page in Settings (build 26300.8289).60662124— New Screen Tint accessibility setting (build 26300.8289).57156807— Modern version of the Run dialog (build 26300.8289).59956305— Updated Quick Settings flyout design (build 26300.8289).57751666,57751687— Adds controls to show or hide Focus in the Notification Center’s calendar (build 26300.8276).61157505— New Experimental and Beta channel settings, including Advanced Options for choosing version and Feature Platforms releases (build 26220.8170).61410885— New calendar controls to pause updates for longer (build 26220.8170).60772592— FAT32 formatting support up to 2TB from the command line (build 26220.8170).60911173— New Feature Flags settings page in the Beta channel (build 26220.8148).58429068— Adjustable touchpad right-click zone size (build 26300.8142).58111409— Windows Protected Print Mode support icon in Settings (build 26300.8142).27829265— Pointer Indicator, which highlights the mouse cursor’s position (build 26300.8085).59149945— Dark mode option added to Quick Settings (build 26300.7965).59764273— Updated Open With icons in the File Explorer context menu (build 26300.7877).60772996,53343270,59265307— Device info updates on the Home page in Settings (build 26300.7877).59265307,60597402,60825171— New About page cards showing graphics card and storage information (build 26300.7877).49059846— Resume feature support for WhatsApp (build 26300.7674).60063638— Share option added to the taskbar (build 26300.7674).58182453— Windows Subsystem for Linux option inside the Settings app (build 26300.7674).57118881— Redesigned Privacy & Security page in Settings (build 26300.7674).59359094— Modernized Change Account Type and Account Info dialogs (build 26220.7523).58978959— New voice-typing animation on the touch keyboard (build 26220.7523).58938944,57900749,58324036— Taskbar AI agent (build 26220.7523).58680439— New Voice Access setup flow (build 26220.7523).38679741— Windows MIDI Services (build 26220.7344).41118774,55805655— Microsoft Store suggestions inside the Open With menu (build 26220.7344).59213523— Model Context Protocol support with an On-Device Registry (build 26220.7344).59193521— Hides the AI Actions context-menu entry when no actions are enabled (build 26220.7344).59765208— Xbox Full Screen Experience (build 26220.7271).55324166,59673297— Point-in-time Restore (build 26220.7271).58423575— Decluttered File Explorer context menu (build 26220.7271).58778013— File Explorer startup pre-loading (build 26220.7271).59339532— Broader mobile app support for Resume (build 26220.7271).55994763,59162732— Full-page Widgets settings, requires Web Experience Pack 525.30801.0.0 (build 26220.7070).57739723,57941090— Ask Copilot from the taskbar (build 26220.7051).58970402— Adjustable wait-time setting for Voice Typing (build 26220.6982).59270880— Dark mode for the Run dialog (build 26220.6972).59203365— Dark mode for Folder Options (build 26220.6972).41356296— New taskbar autohide animation (build 26220.6972, requires code 48433719 as a prerequisite).57703775— Adds a network speed test button (build 26220.6760).57645315— Windows DreamScene (build 26220.6690).
Codes for version 26H1 and Feature Platforms (Canary)
These codes belong to the Experimental channel for version 26H1 and to Feature Platforms, the channel previously known as Canary. Builds here run further ahead of stable Windows 11, so features are more likely to shift or disappear entirely before reaching a wider release.
61157505— New Windows Insider Program setup wizard (build 29634).59213768— Taskbar position settings (build 29634).61586432,61090762— Smaller taskbar option (build 29634).61596617,61754985,61225604,61596616,61596618,61596619— Start menu customization settings (build 29634).61482515,61532758,61267302,61344081,61760679— Windows Search improvements (build 29634).58288238— Windows Search gains the ability to search for system components (build 29634).53283713— Windows Hello ESS support for external fingerprint readers (build 28020.1619).59065581— New language support for the Settings AI agent (build 28020.1619).45425284— Windows Share UI adds an app list for OneDrive (build 28020.1611).
Codes tied to a specific Insider build can stop working once Microsoft merges that feature into a newer build or removes it entirely, so pairing a code with the build it was documented for gives the best chance of success.





