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  3. Microsoft releases PowerToys 0.69.1 with tons of fixes

Microsoft releases PowerToys 0.69.1 with tons of fixes

OnMSFT Staff OnMSFT Staff
April 13, 2023
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Last week, Microsoft released PowerToys 0.69 which shipped with a new Registry Preview utility. However, the release was found to be buggy prompting the company to make a patch release bumping it to v0.69.1.

The new update doesn’t ship with new features, instead, it comes with tons of fixes for the bugs discovered as well as the features present in the last release. We invite you to check out the full changelog over at GitHub’s repository for more information pertaining to the fixes.

If you already have PowerToys running on your devices, it should automatically notify you of this update. Alternatively, you can get this update today by launching your app, then clicking on General followed by the Check for Updates, and then the Install Now button.

Have you experienced any issues with PowerToys since making the update? Let us know below.

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