The ID for ThemeAwareAndFluentTiles - which is the new theme-aware Start menu - is 23615618. Next to the entries are ID numbers, and these are what Mach2 uses to enable a feature. Items marked in green are new features found in the latest build.īecause they are development features, they don’t have the most descriptive of names, so it’s not always obvious what they do without enabling them - which can be risky. Rivera hosts a GitHub repository which contains a list of new features found in Insider builds. It’s worth pointing out that enabling development features that aren’t ready for prime time can cause problems, so we’d recommend you only do this on a spare PC, or in a virtual machine created using the likes of VirtualBox. It's been available for a couple of years, but as BleepingComputer points out, it can now be used to unlock features tucked away in the latest Insider builds. Mach2 is a free command line tool from Rafael Rivera which lets you enable any hidden items that interest you.

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