It was recently discovered that Microsoft is working on a new Settings section for Windows 11 called "Advanced Settings." Initially unearthed in a Windows Server preview build, the page is now rolling out to Windows Insiders turned off by default (you can easily make it work).

The new "Advanced Settings" page is a rework of the "For Developers" section in Settings > System. There, you can tweak various options and settings for app makers and enthusiasts. However, some of them are also useful for regular consumers, as I explained in my recent "Do these five important things after installing Windows 11" article. The updated version of the page contains more features, some of which were brought from the now-killed Dev Home app. Plus, it now has a better structure that makes it easier to navigate and discover things.

Microsoft has not announced "Advanced Settings" yet, but you can already make it work in the latest Windows 11 preview builds from the Dev and Beta Channels. Interestingly, Microsoft is rolling it out via a Microsoft Store update: head to the "Downloads" section, check for updates, and you will see the "Windows Advanced Settings" component.

Here is how to enable the updated Settings section:

Download ViVeTool from GitHub and unpack it wherever convenient.

Launch Command Prompt as Administrator and navigate to the folder containing the ViveTool files with the CD command. For example, CD C:\Vive.