ViveTool lets you switch on Windows 11 features that Microsoft has built into an update but hasn’t turned on for everyone yet. Each code is a feature ID tied to a specific update, and entering the right one unlocks things like new Settings pages, Taskbar changes, File Explorer tools, or performance tweaks before they roll out broadly.
Working ViveTool Codes
These feature IDs are confirmed to work on their matching Windows 11 build. Enter them exactly as shown, including the commas on the multi-ID entries.
58989177
Feature bundle for the July 2026 update (KB5095093)
58989092
Feature bundle for the June 2026 update (KB5089573)
58989092,60716524,48433719,61391826
Turns on the Low Latency Profile performance boost from the June 2026 update
58989070
Feature bundle for the May 2026 update (KB5089549)
58989021
Feature bundle for the April 2026 update (KB5083769)
58989002
Feature bundle for the March 2026 update (KB5079473), including the network speed tester, camera pan and tilt, new Settings dialogs, and Extract All for non-Zip files
57741219
Protected print mode dialogs in Settings, March 2026 update
55994763
New Widgets settings page, March 2026 update
58988972
Feature bundle for the February 2026 update (KB5077181)
57048237
Feature bundle for the December 2025 update
59162732,55994763
Widgets redesign, December 2025 update
41356296
New Taskbar autohide animation, December 2025 update
45690266
Cloud File Search in File Explorer, December 2025 update
59265307
About settings redesign, December 2025 update
57882334
Share any Taskbar window, December 2025 update
53343270
Device info card in Settings, US only, December 2025 update
57048231
Feature bundle for the November 2025 update
47205210
New Start menu design, November 2025 update
48433719
Battery percentage option, November 2025 update
57048226
Feature bundle for the October 2025 update
57048218
Feature bundle for the September 2025 update
57048216
Feature bundle for the August 2025 update
How to redeem codes in ViveTool
You don’t type these codes into a game menu. Instead, you run them as feature ID parameters through Command Prompt, which is how ViveTool talks to the hidden feature flags already sitting inside your Windows 11 install.
cmd, and press Enter to open Command Prompt inside that location. Make sure it’s running as administrator.vivetool /enable /id:58989177vivetool /enable /id:58989092,60716524,48433719,61391826You’ll know a code worked once you sign back in and check the matching spot, for example a new toggle in Settings, a redesigned Start menu, or an updated Taskbar behavior described next to that code. If nothing changes, double check that your Windows build actually matches the update tied to that feature ID, since a feature bundle built for one KB update won’t necessarily activate on an older or newer build.
How to get more ViveTool codes
New feature IDs show up whenever Microsoft ships a fresh Windows 11 update, whether that’s a monthly cumulative update or a build pushed through the Windows Insider Program. Each new KB release tends to bring its own bundle of hidden feature flags, so checking your Windows Update history is the most reliable way to know when a new batch is worth looking for. Feature bundles have arrived on a roughly monthly cadence, tracking the regular Windows update schedule rather than a fixed release calendar.
Keep ViveTool itself updated alongside Windows, since older versions of the tool sometimes fail to recognize feature IDs tied to the newest builds.
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