ForceToolkit is a helpful app that allows you to forcefully modify the state of selected program controls.

You can use ForceToolkit to enable grey out buttons and checkboxes, hide windows and let them run in the background, make windows always on top, change titles, forcefully kill processes, and close programs. All these actions are performed through a straightforward interface. You can hover over an operation, and a brief description is displayed. A detailed How To Use section is available at the author's site. A moveable cursor is available (top left of UI) and can be dragged over to a specific window or object you wish to target, eliminating the potential for error.

ForceToolkit is available in portable form to have the power with you whenever needed. ForceToolkit is a superb option for overcoming some mild annoyances like unclickable/greyed-out buttons, for example.

Enable Grayed Out Disabled Buttons, Checkboxes, and More Controls in Other Applications

Forcefully Click on a Disabled Button

Hide a Window or Program to Run It Invisible in the Background

Hide Controls and Text in Other Applications

Set Windows to Always on Top

Forcefully Close Window in Other Programs

Redraw / Refresh the UI of Other Programs

Forcefully Kill the Process and Close the Program of an Application

Change the Window Title

Resize the Fixed Size Window

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