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Reg Organizer
Maintenance, Cleanup and Optimization for Windows
Reg Organizer is a comprehensive system optimization tool designed to streamline and enhance the performance of Windows PCs. It combines a variety of utilities to clean, repair, and optimize the Windows registry, manage startup programs, and free up disk space. Reg Organizer empowers users to fine-tune their system settings, improve boot times, and identify unnecessary files and programs, ensuring a faster and more efficient computer. With its intuitive interface and powerful features, it is a reliable choice for users looking to maintain a clean, stable, and high-performing system. -
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OptiBoot
Lightweight PC tool for startups, services, and hardware info
About "A lightweight PC utility that lets you easily manage startup applications, control system services, and view detailed hardware information—all in one place." NOTE: .NET Core 8 must be installed. -
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Tasks
Tasks is an application that optimizes computer performance
...(Name, Description, Directory) Create new programs that run on start. Remove malicious programs that run on start with one click. View detailed information about services that run on start. (Name, Service, Stopped or Running) Open the startup folder with one click. Clean and understandable interface to see all startup processes and services.
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