WinTuning

Long-term usage of the computer can affect the stability as well as the performance of any configuration. Sure enough it all depends on how well you look after it, and there are various tools to maintain steady balance between performance and practicality. For instance, WinTuning delivers a variety of utilities to optimize and clean various Windows features.

The application presents all of its features in a well-structured interface. A side panel provides quick access to its variety of tools organized in categories like WinTuning Utilities, Windows Utilities, but also shortcuts to other possible third-party tools you might be using. This makes it your one-stop solution for cleaning and optimizing your computer with built-in and custom selection of tools.

When it comes to built-in tools, the application offers a variety of utilities to cover up most Windows sections and features. These include Computer, Loading, Software, Files, Windows Elements, and Information. In the end, you get to tweak and access hardware, security, auto shutdown, check disk, Internet optimization, registry cleaner, loading configuration, startup manager, uninstall manager, rename files, disk space analyzer, desktop, explorer, clipboard monitor, system information, and many more.

In case you have a hard time getting used to the built-in tools, you can always access the default tools found in Windows for management of system, security, disk, files, network, and others like Windows Activation, Snipping Tool, DPI Scaling, Paint, Calculator, On-Screen Keyboard, Character Map, and several more.

Tools bring up individual windows structured so that you have an easy time figuring out how things work. Wizard-driven operations include the necessary functions and configurations to perform necessary tasks, whether you want to clean history and temporary files, rename a bunch of items, optimize disk space, check updates for installed programs, or simply tweak visual and performance elements.

Since there’s a high chance for a lot of things to change after one or more operations, it’s highly recommended to create a system restore point, and you’re also advised by the application to do so. The program can be set to run with Windows, enable password protection, and select from a variety of themes.

Bottom line is that you only need to install Windows once on your computer if you properly look after it. WinTuning is a must-have in this case, bundling together a whole range of custom and Windows-default tools for optimizing and cleaning various sections and features of your computer to keep it running like new.