ViVe 3 is an experimental WinUI 3 port of the original ViVe tool. It provides a graphical interface for managing Windows Feature IDs, built to explore the latest Windows UI capabilities.
Warning
Early Alpha Version: This project is in its very initial stages. Expect bugs, UI inconsistencies, and potential crashes. Use with caution.
- Dashboard: Basic overview of system feature stats and Windows version.
- Feature List: Asynchronous loading of Windows Feature IDs.
- Experimental Metadata: Support for human-readable names via
Assets/FeatureMetadata.json(Community driven). - Basic Filtering: Filter by name, ID, or state (Enabled/Disabled).
- Persistence: Attempts to manage Boot and Runtime states (Requires Administrator).
- Stability: Fix known crashes and improve error handling.
- UI/UX Polish: Refine the visual consistency and implement smoother animations.
- Subscriptions: Restore functionality for diagnostic feature tracking.
- Import/Export: Ability to save and share feature configurations.
- Metadata Expansion: Continued growth of the community description library.
Important
ViVe 3 requires administrative privileges and must be compiled for x64.
- Clone the repository.
- Open
ViVe 3.slnin Visual Studio 2022. - Set the Solution Platform to x64.
- Build and Run.
dotnet build -p:Platform=x64The metadata system relies on community help. If you know what an anonymous feature ID does, please help us document it in Assets/FeatureMetadata.json.
Example Entry:
{
"Id": 36079182,
"Name": "Copilot",
"Description": "Enables Copilot on the taskbar."
}This project is licensed under the MIT License.