Hosts File Editor: A tool to edit the local “Hots” file, useful for migrating a Web site to a new hosting provider.
File Explorer add-ons: This beefs up File Explorer, allowing you to preview file types like PDF documents and SVG images without a separate editor. 
File Locksmith: Can’t uninstall a program because it’s being used by…something? File Locksmith will figure it out. Arrange and snap your windows to a variety of arrangements on your screen. Color Picker: Want to know the exact color of an image underneath your cursor? Color Picker will identify and even copy it. Awake: Your PC will stay awake at full power, without needing to manage the Windows Power & Sleep settings. Always on Top: While you can use whatever app you want, Always on Top prevents Windows from burying an app underneath another window. We’ve linked each to Microsoft’s per-tool support document, which goes into more detail on how they can be used. Here’s a list of each PowerToy and what it does. 
Mark Hachman / IDG What are Microsoft’s PowerToys?
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