Tune

Everything running on your computer uses system resources, including Windows features. You might not require all operating system functions to be active, depending on the task at hand. In this regard, Tune comes with a slim interface, and different options to disable, or enable at the press of a button for a bit more performance.

One of the main advantages is that it can run from the moment download is done, skipping you the effort, and time needed to go through a setup process. This also means you can carry it on a thumb drive to use on other computers, without having to worry that stability is affected, since registries remain intact during usage.

It’s best to make a backup of your entire system before applying tweaks, just in case there are other programs taking over system features, so you don’t risk damaging any particular aspect. All the application has to offer can be found in a clean, intuitive interface, especially since all options are fitted with clear descriptions, and a check box to either enable, or disable at the press of a button.

The application can target different settings, both related to visuals and performance. On the one hand, the page file can be set to 2.5 time the amount of RAM on your computer, for smooth performance, or disable hibernation, which prevents the creation of the hiberfil.sys file, which tends to eat up a lot of disk space.

More options refer to power scheme, disabling offline files, or setting Windows theme to classic, and even handling the way automatic updates are downloaded, and installed. You can take a look over the programs which run with Windows, and disable them for quick boot.

In conclusion, Tune comes in handy for performing quick system tweaks to enable a bit more performance on your computer. Portability provides the flexibility you need to use it on other computers besides your own, while the simplicity in design makes the whole experience easy to understand by individuals of all levels of experience.