I stopped installing utility apps after finding what Windows 11 already had

For years, I've kept a set of utility apps that go on fresh Windows installations. They fix OS limitations and improve poorly implemented features. But I've found myself reaching for my stack far less in recent years. Windows feels more capable, and built-in functions have replaced these utility apps. From enhanced storage management and built-in desktop management to improved screenshot and remote assistance tools, Microsoft has filled some of the gaps that once left us searching for alternatives.

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