Microsoft's Windows 11 includes several built-in features that enhance usability and system management, which can be activated by users:
1. Clipboard History: Allows users to retain multiple copied items and access them with Win + V. To enable, go to Settings > System > Clipboard and toggle on Clipboard history.
2. Snap Layouts: Provides predefined window arrangements for better organization of applications. To ensure it's enabled, go to Settings > System > Multitasking and turn on Snap windows.
3. Show File Extensions: Displays full file names including extensions for better identification of file types. To enable, open File Explorer, select View > Show > File name extensions.
4. Storage Sense: Automates the removal of temporary files and manages storage space. To enable, go to Settings > System > Storage and toggle on Storage Sense.
5. "God Mode": Creates a folder that centralizes access to various administrative tools and settings. To enable, create a new folder on the desktop and rename it to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}.
These features are built into Windows 11 and do not require third-party applications.