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BUT it was not available in games, it was hidden. We are the first who are going to share this amazing trick.Īlmost all of us Windows users have played built-in Microsoft games like Solitaire, Minesweeper, Chess, FreeCell, etc and many of us are aware of some secret key combinations like “Alt+Shift+2” to instantly win in Solitaire, “Ctrl+Shift+F10” to instantly win in FreeCell, etc.ĭid you ever wonder where did these secret methods come from? These secret tricks were brought from a hidden secret “ Debug” menu which was accidentally left in Microsoft Games present in a very old testing build of Windows NT which was made available for download to MSDN and TechNet subscribers by Microsoft.Īfter that incident, Microsoft completely removed the hidden “Debug” menu from all built-in Windows games but when Microsoft upgraded the UI and features of these games in Windows Vista, they put the secret menu back. Now its turn of another cool trick which has not been posted or discovered by anyone else yet. We have shared lots of unique tricks in past like adding program shortcuts in Desktop context menu in Windows 7, adding cascading menus in Desktop context menu in Windows 7, customizing Windows Explorer Command bar in Windows 7 and many more which were first posted exclusively here at AskVG and then got featured by many other well known websites including Lifehacker and Microsoft.

You can instant win, enable autoplay, sneak peak behind cards, curtain, mines, etc.

SUMMARY: This tutorial will help you in activating and enabling a hidden secret “ Debug” menu in all built-in Microsoft games (Solitaire, Spider Solitaire, FreeCell, Minesweeper, Mahjong, Chess, Hearts and Purble Place) present in Windows Vista and 7 which can be used to cheat in games.

Microsoft windows games download windows 7