Windows Windows 11 Codes

ViveTool Codes for Hidden Windows 11 Features (June 2026)

Working feature IDs for stable releases and Insider builds, plus the exact commands to enable, disable, or reset them.

Working feature IDs for stable releases and Insider builds, plus the exact commands to enable, disable, or reset them.

Windows 11 ships with plenty of features that exist in the code but stay switched off until Microsoft decides to turn them on for your machine. ViVeTool flips those switches for you. It is a free, open-source command-line tool that talks directly to the Windows Feature Store and lets you enable, disable, or reset experimental features using numeric IDs.

Quick answer: Open Command Prompt as administrator, move into the ViVeTool folder, and run vivetool /enable /id:FEATURE-CODE (for example vivetool /enable /id:57048231), then restart the PC. Swap /enable for /disable to turn a feature back off, or run vivetool /fullreset to undo every change you made.


Before you run any ViVeTool code

ViVeTool only toggles features that already exist in your installed build. It cannot add code that is not there, so a code that works on one build can return “Feature not found” on another. Confirm your version first by pressing Win + R, typing winver, and noting the OS build number. Match codes to that build for predictable results.

  • Run from an elevated Command Prompt or PowerShell. Without administrator rights, changes fail with an access-denied error.
  • Works on Windows 10 (version 2004 and later) and Windows 11, including Insider preview builds.
  • Create a system restore point first, since experimental features can cause UI glitches or app crashes.
  • Test in a virtual machine when possible so you can snapshot and roll back instantly.

Download the latest release and grab the build that matches your hardware. Pick the IntelAmd file for x64 machines or the SnapdragonArm64 file for ARM devices. Extract it to a simple path such as C:\ViVe to avoid command-line headaches with spaces.


ViVeTool commands you need

Open Start, search for Command Prompt, right-click the top result, and choose Run as administrator.
Move into the folder where you extracted the tool. Replace the path with your own location.
cd C:\ViVe
Enable a feature with its ID. You can pass several IDs at once by separating them with commas.
vivetool /enable /id:41863571
vivetool /enable /id:41863571,42589465
Restart the computer to apply the change. Some features appear only after a reboot, and a few take extra time to surface on your installation.

The other commands cover the rest of the workflow. Use vivetool /disable /id:CODE to turn off a feature you enabled, vivetool /query /id:CODE to check its current state, and vivetool /fullreset followed by Y to wipe every custom change. Run vivetool /? for the full option list.

Tip: You can open the FeatureDictionary.pfs file from the extracted ZIP in Notepad to see a list of IDs paired with human-readable names, such as 41040327: Gallery in File Explorer.


ViVeTool codes for the stable release of Windows 11

These codes apply to the generally available version of Windows 11, tied to each monthly cumulative update. Each update usually has a “feature bundle” ID that acts as a prerequisite for the smaller features in that release.

UpdateCodeFeature
June 2026 (KB5089573)58989092Feature bundle
June 2026 (KB5089573)58989092,60716524,48433719,61391826Low Latency Profile
May 2026 (KB5089549)58989070Feature bundle
April 2026 (KB5083769)58989021Feature bundle
March 2026 (KB5079473)58989002Feature bundle (network speed tester, camera pan and tilt, new Settings dialogs, Extract All for non-Zip)
March 2026 (KB5079473)57741219New protected print mode dialogs in Settings
March 2026 (KB5079473)55994763New Widgets settings page
February 2026 (KB5077181)58988972Feature bundle
December 202557048237Feature bundle
December 202559162732,55994763Widgets redesign
December 202541356296Taskbar new autohide
December 202545690266Cloud File Search in File Explorer
December 202559265307About settings redesign
December 202557882334Share any Taskbar window
December 202553343270Device info card in Settings (US only)
November 202557048231Feature bundle
November 202547205210Start menu new design
November 202548433719Battery percentage option
October 202557048226Feature bundle
September 202557048218Feature bundle
August 202557048216Feature bundle

ViVeTool codes for Experimental and Beta builds (26H2)

These codes target preview builds in the Experimental (formerly Dev) and Beta channels of the Windows Insider Program. Codes from earlier builds often still work in newer ones unless the feature changes or gets removed.

BuildCodeFeature
26300.868761161244, 48433719, 61161283, 61161304, 58989177, 61161268, 61160789Prerequisites for new features
26300.868761465695,61465915File Explorer middle-click support
26300.868762261462Dark mode for the Task Manager “Create new task” dialog
26300.868760511437New Taskbar thumbnail preview animation
28120.224251406324,60288851,48433719,58989092,58989177,61160789,61161244,61161268,61161283,6116130461754985,61225604,61596616,61596617,61596618,61596619Administrator Protection in Windows Security
26300.855361754985,61225604,61596616,61596617,61596618,61596619New Start menu resize and customization settings
26300.855361372722Fix for white-flash bug in dark mode file dialogs
26300.849359213768Taskbar positioning (top, left, right, bottom)
26300.849361090762“Show smaller taskbar buttons” setting
26300.834660716524,61391826Low Latency Profile performance boost
26300.834661014711Turns off new KB/MB/GB file size view in Details
26300.828959728252Modern animation on sign-in, shutdown, restart screens
26300.828960897831“Available updates” section on Windows Update
26300.828960662124“Screen tint” accessibility setting
26300.828957156807Modern Run dialog
26300.828959956305New Quick Settings flyout menu
26300.827657751666,57751687Show/hide Focus controls in Notification Center
26220.817061157505New Experimental and Beta channel settings
26220.817061410885Calendar controls to pause updates for longer
26220.817060772592FAT32 formatting support up to 2TB via command line
26220.814860911173New Feature Flags settings page in the Beta Channel
26300.814258989092,58989177,48433719,58989070Prerequisites for new features
26300.814258429068Touchpad right-click zone size setting
26300.814258111409Windows Protected Print Mode support icon
26300.808527829265Pointer Indicator
26300.7965 / 26220.796559956305New Quick Settings
26300.7965 / 26220.796559149945Dark mode option in Quick Settings
26300.7877 / 26220.787760511437Taskbar thumbnail preview animations
26300.7877 / 26220.787759764273New Open icons in File Explorer context menu
26300.7674 / 26220.767057741219New Windows Protected Print Mode dialog
26300.7674 / 26220.767049059846Resume feature for WhatsApp
26300.7674 / 26220.767060063638Share option in the Taskbar
26300.7674 / 26220.767058182453WSL option in Settings
26300.7674 / 26220.767057118881New Privacy & Security page in Settings

ViVeTool codes for Experimental and Beta builds (25H2)

BuildCodeFeature
26220.785960825171Graphics cards on the About page
26220.752359359094New “Change account type” and “Account info” dialogs
26220.752358978959New Voice Typing animation in Touch Keyboard
26220.752358381341,58527096,57156807,57259990New Run dialog with modern design
26220.752358938944,57900749,58324036Taskbar AI agent
26220.752358680439Voice Access new setup flow
26220.734438679741Windows MIDI Services
26220.734441118774,55805655“Open With” menu with Microsoft Store suggestions
26220.734459213523Model Context Protocol with On-Device Registry
26220.734459193521Hides “AI actions” entry when no actions enabled
26220.727159765208Xbox Full Screen Experience
26220.727155324166,59673297Point-in-time Restore
26220.727158423575File Explorer decluttered context menu
26220.727158778013File Explorer startup pre-loading
26220.727159339532Resume support for more mobile apps
26220.707055994763,59162732Widgets full-page settings (needs Web Experience Pack 525.30801.0.0)
26220.705157739723,57941090Ask Copilot in the Taskbar
26220.698258970402Voice Typing “wait time before acting” setting
26220.697259270880Dark mode for Run
26220.697259203365Dark mode for Folder Options
26220.697241356296Taskbar autohide new animation
26220.676057703775Network speed test button
26220.669057645315Windows DreamScene

ViVeTool codes for 26H1 and Feature Platforms (Canary)

BuildCodeFeature
28020.161948433719,58989002,58989021,58989070,58989092,58989177Prerequisites for new features
28020.161953283713Windows Hello ESS support for external fingerprint readers
28020.161959065581Settings AI agent new language support
28020.161145425284Windows Share UI for OneDrive with app list

How to confirm a code worked

After a restart, the change shows up as a visible UI element, a new settings entry, or a new behavior tied to that feature. To verify it without hunting through menus, run vivetool /query /id:CODE. The tool reports the current state, where 1 means enabled, 0 means disabled, and 2 or 3 indicate the default enabled or disabled states.

If you are on a newer Insider build, Microsoft also offers a built-in Feature Flags page under Settings > Windows Update > Windows Insider Program. There you can set each available flag to No Override, Disabled, or Enabled and apply the change without ViVeTool. If that page is missing on your build, enable it with vivetool /enable /id:60911173.


Why a code might not work

  • The feature does not exist in your build. ViVeTool returns “Feature not found” and cannot add missing code.
  • You ran the command without administrator rights, so the change failed silently or was denied.
  • A prerequisite bundle ID was not enabled first. Some features only light up when their bundle code is active too.
  • The feature is gated to a specific region or requires specific hardware.
  • A later cumulative update changed or removed the code, which can also revert features you already turned on.

Because these codes change often and Microsoft can override them during servicing, keep a short log of the IDs you enable along with your build number. If something breaks, vivetool /disable /id:CODE or a full reset will get you back to a clean state. ViVeTool is unofficial and unsupported by Microsoft, so treat every experimental feature as a work in progress and use it at your own risk.