For Enthusiasts: 3 Tips to Keep Your PC Fast and Stable
Optimizing startup, redundant app search and driver updates
- Speed up system boot time: Startup Optimizer™
- Dump unneeded apps to improve efficiency: CRUDD Remover™
- Never miss a driver update: Designated Drivers
Tip 1
Speed up system boot time: Startup Optimizer™ calls attention to applications that launch at startup, and asks you which you’d like to stop from launching to optimize boot time.
Here’s how to run Startup Optimizer:
- Start System Mechanic and click Toolbox » Speed Up
- Find Startup Optimizer and click Start
- Click Next, select Search for all startup program types and click Next again to have System Mechanic list your startup programs
- Review the User Community Results to see what millions of other users do with each program
- Use the Keep it on or Turn it off options to optimize your PC for improved boot speed
- When you’ve finished, restart Windows and enjoy a faster computer
Tip 2
Dump unneeded apps to improve efficiency: CRUDD Remover™ identifies two or more programs whose general purpose is the same—e.g., media players—and asks you which, if any, you’d like to uninstall.
Here’s how:
- Start System Mechanic and click Toolbox » Clean
- Find CRUDD Remover™ and click Start, then Next
- Review the list of redundant programs installed on your PC, then use the information presented to decide whether to keep or uninstall the program (or choose to decide later)
- When you’re finished, close CRUDD Remover and start enjoying a leaner, meaner machine
Tip 3
Never miss a driver update: Designated Drivers™ searches for driver updates and allows you to choose which ones to safely install.
Here’s how to run Designated Drivers:
- Start System Mechanic and click Toolbox » Manage
- Find Designated Drivers™ and click Start
- Follow the on-screen instructions, using the Help button for further info as needed
- Restart your PC to ensure all changes have been applied