Atlas configuration

Open the Atlas folder from your Desktop or Start Menu to configure Atlas.

Missing Atlas folder?

If you can’t find the Atlas folder, see our guide to restore the Atlas folder.

Choose what to configure

  • Basic Settings – Enable or disable Windows features (Bluetooth, Game Mode, notifications)
  • Optional Tweaks – Context menu styles, Alt-Tab appearance, and more
  • Advanced Options – Fine-tune system behavior (power users)
  • Security Settings – Security features and privacy options
  • Windows Settings – Shortcuts to common Windows configuration

Tip

Most changes require a restart. A reminder appears when needed.

Configuration sections

Atlas folder overview

Find each configuration section and learn what its files do
Basic settings

Enable or disable Windows features and system options
Optional tweaks

Personalize your Windows interface and experience
Advanced options

Fine-tune system behavior for experienced users
Security settings

Configure security features and privacy options
Windows settings

Open common Windows settings from one folder

Understanding the Atlas folder

The Atlas folder is at C:\Windows\AtlasDesktop. It holds scripts, registry files, shortcuts, and utilities in numbered sections. The Desktop and Start Menu shortcut opens it.

C:\Windows\AtlasDesktop
├── 1. Software
├── 2. Drivers
├── 3. General Configuration
├── 4. Interface Tweaks
├── 5. Windows Settings
├── 6. Advanced Configuration
├── 7. Security
├── 8. Additional Tools
└── 9. Troubleshooting

Each section contains scripts, registry files, shortcuts, or utilities. Run the file that names the action you want. Restart when the file or documentation tells you to.

Modify with Caution

Change only settings you understand. A wrong setting can break features or make Windows unstable. Read the relevant page first or ask for help in Discord.

Getting started

Start with:

  1. Atlas folder overview – Folder structure
  2. Basic Settings – Enable or disable features
  3. Optional Tweaks – Personalize your interface

Read each setting’s description before you run its file.