The Windows Mobility Center is located here: C:\Windows\System32\mblctr.exe So, I thought, what if I tried to make the tiles smaller? I would have to find the process itself and see if some resource editing was possible. I felt fairly certain that no one had tried to make this tool a bar or floating dock on Windows. I certainly don’t have access to a wealth of tools, so I’d love to find out if anyone else might have done something with this. The executable file, mblctr.exe, contains little that would indicate a dialog.
I thought, what can be done to extend it, or make it smaller? It has a bunch of rather useful tiles and options, but it’s in the most useless form possible (Huge window that sits in background or takes up too much space). Summary: I take on the Windows Mobility Center to see if I can make it more useful. I thought, there must be other stuff I can do with this. I thought, this is cool and useful but really, really ugly. Also possible by OEMs, is extending the interface to include other tiles for controlling a system. The settings are arranged as tiles on a single window with each tile containing a specific setting. This great little tool typically allows mobile users to see and control many of the most obvious and useful settings on a Windows machine. New with Windows Vista (and included in later versions) was the Windows Mobility Center.
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