Last week, Microsoft PowerToys version 0.60.0 came out with several improvements that include a new PowerToys Run plugin for OneNote, settings to PowerToys Run to better control the query results order, and more!

 

Now, the company released a patch (v0.60.1) that fixes issues found in the previous version (v0.60.0). For the complete list of fixes (changelog) in this patch release, continue reading further.

 

Microsoft PowerToys v0.60.1 - What's new and improved?

 

What's new and improved in Microsoft PowerToys v0.60.1

  • #19253 - Updated the Microsoft Store submission of PowerToys to not show UI while installing.
  • #19203 - Fixed a bug causing FancyZones to not apply templates correctly when more than one monitor shared the same serial number.
  • #19233 - Fixed the incompatibility not allowing the PowerRename and ImageResizer Windows 11 tier 1 context menus being shown on development insider builds.
  • #19219 - The old context menus are now shown on Windows 11 as well, to account for configurations where other third party software might be overriding the Windows 11 context menus.
  • #19263 - Fixed a bug making the Find My Mouse overlay hang when activated in the top left corner of the screen.
  • #19223 - The FancyZones Editor should no longer crash on configurations where monitors are not detected connected to display devices.

 

 

How to download the latest version of Microsoft PowerToys

You can download the latest version of Microsoft PowerToys either from the Microsoft Store or from the official repository on GitHub. If you already have the Microsoft PowerToys installed on your computer, you can manually update it by navigating to the Settings page.

 

You can also download Microsoft PowerToys version 0.60.1 by clicking either of the following official links:

 


Kunal Chowdhury

About the Author

Solution Architect & Former Microsoft MVP

Kunal Chowdhury is an enterprise solution architect and former multi-year Microsoft MVP. He is the author of three technical books: Windows Presentation Foundation Development Cookbook, Mastering Visual Studio 2017, and the Mastering Visual Studio 2019.

He publishes technical and non-technical articles on .