Why is My PC Slow? There are few things worse
There are few things worse than having to deal with a computer that has slowed down significantly. It can impact productivity and frustrate users to the point of constant fretting. The good news is, there are many different ways to restore a computer that has slowed down to the point of frustration. By knowing what to look for and how to make improvements in a timely manner, users can get their computer back on track.
What’s new in System Mechanic Pro
These performance, configuration and diagnostic improvements represent the smartest version of System Mechanic yet.
What’s new in System Mechanic 12.5 Pro
System Mechanic Pro represents a new direction in computer performance that begins where optimization leaves off.
What is an open port and how to secure them
What are open ports?
The term port refers to a conduit or communication endpoint used to connect to another device over a network. An open port identifies a specific application or service, assigns a numerical value to it, and then transmits the data from one side to the other.
Troubleshooting Computer Boot Problems in Windows
Most people take for granted that when they turn the computer on, there will be no complications… until the computer is not acting the same, and a bit of panic starts to sink in.
Tips to Really Power Up Your PC with System Mechanic’s PowerTools®
Did you know that in addition to the 50+ tools engineered to repair and speed up your PC, System Mechanic comes equipped with a set of all-in-one PowerTools? This unique set combines multiple functions into easy-to-use, one-click wizards to help get your PC sailing smoothly in just minutes. See how with these quick tips.
Tips for Taking Care of Your Files
The files within your PC are a lot like the appliances in your house: the more you use them, the more they need attention–-such as cleaning, wiping, and organizing. Luckily, System Mechanic does the work for your files so your PC stays clean and fast.
The Truth About Your PC’s Factory Settings: One Size Fits None
Even a brand new, state-of-the-art computer was built for no one in particular. Windows comes installed on your PC in average (“Balanced”) power mode. This means your computer arrived trying to perform a balancing act between users who want to save power and those who want raw speed. The result is your new PC is constrained by a mediocre system power setting that is a detriment to overall PC responsiveness.
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