Systerac XP Tools

Systerac XP Tools is now included in the Systerac Tools Premium suite and is no longer supported by the manufacturer. In case you are interested in purchasing the application, please contact the developer.

Systerac XP Tools is a software which enables you to clean up your computer of junk and temporary files and hence improve the overall performance of computers running Windows XP.

The interface of the application is clean and easy to navigate through. You have access to four main areas - Clean, Fix and Repair, Optimize and Other Tools.

You can run Disk Cleaner to remove junk files from your hard drive, optionally ignore system and hidden files, and create an exclusion list when it comes to temporary Internet files, cookies, log and backup files, and others.

But you can also maintain your privacy by deleting history in Windows (e.g. Recycle Bin, registry streams, scan disk files) and Internet Explorer (e.g. visited and typed URLs, cache).

You can uninstall programs from your computer, analyze and repair hard disk partitions, create backups for the Windows registry entries, as well as detect system problems.

You can locate and repair issues with the registry items, defrag and compact the registry, as well as run Memory Optimizer to increase RAM and Internet Booster to speed up your Internet connection.

Plus, the Accelerator can boost the speed of your hard disk, while Tweaker gives you access to configure settings concerning the logon, system, start menu and taskbar, Desktop, Explorer and Control Panel, and others.

Systerac XP Tools also lets you manage programs which automatically run at system startup, view hardware information, use a shredder for files and folders, and more.

The application requires a low amount of system resources and didn't freeze, crash or pop up errors during our tests. However, there is no help file available. Also, we haven't noticed any changes when we ran "Memory Optimizer" or Internet Booster.

Systerac XP Tools is a good tweaking program but it does not impress in any way. Nevertheless, you can test it for yourself to see if it's compliant with your system.