Download the Adamx Tweaking Utility

  • Platform Windows
  • Architecture 64-bit
Download for Windows

Follow the Guide to get the maximum performance possible out of your system using the utility and to ensure stability.

Latest update

🚀 Big Update is Here! – The NEW Adamx Tweaking Utility

1. NEW GUI, check it out in #⭐-get-the-app🔥

2. NEW built-in Debloated NVIDIA Driver Installer!

Check for driver updates and install a clean, debloated driver directly from the app, no third-party tools needed.

3. ~10 NEW tweaks for AMD Radeon GPUs for optimizing graphics settings, each with a clear explanation of what it does.

4. REVAMPED Basic tab + a brand-new Privacy tab — around 40 individual toggles instead of a single button, including new Windows Update controls to easily disable updates without breaking any features like Microsoft Store or manual updates!

5. REVAMPED BIOS Tweaks: Now tells you exactly which tweaks your system actually supports, and lets you apply/revert them easily.

6. REVAMPED Cleanup: Now shows how much disk space it's saved you (all-time + this run) and gives clear logs of every file it deleted.

7. NEW Home page with:
- Latest update logs
- My latest YouTube videos (new one soon I promise)
- Tech news from trusted sources
- A quick button to the new Guide

8. NEW Tweak Profiles — save and switch between profiles that apply/undo your tweaks with 1 click and it survives Windows reinstalls!

9. NEW Account Dashboard — manage your license and see your linked device at https://adamx.gg/dashboard

10. NEW Auto-updates — the app checks for and applies updates automatically!

And every single tweak is now individually toggle-able, each with a clear explanation of what it does!

Check out the complete announcement in #📢-announcements !
Latest minor update

Minor Update 2026.629.0

1. Improved toggle state accuracy across every tab: toggles now read each setting's real live value instead of remembering what the app last applied, so they correctly reflect changes made outside the app.
Tweaks that apply across many targets at once (every NIC, USB/storage device, GPU, or a group of registry values) now show an amber "partial" state when only some are applied, e.g. after plugging in a new device so you know to re-apply.