System TuneUp

System TuneUp promises to keep your computer in top shape and increase its performance by removing bloatware, cleaning the registry and fixing errors, repairing non-working shortcuts, erasing duplicates, and allowing you to efficiently manage storage space.

Perform a quick cleanup or choose the items to delete

Packing a plethora of tools into a single installer, System TuneUp can put your PC under the microscope and detect junk files, registry errors, and invalid shortcuts.
Upon start, a system restore point is automatically created, just to take that task off your hands and allowing you to focus on optimizing the PC. All the tools and options of System TuneUp are within reach, and one-click cleanup is available. Nevertheless, you can choose to give System TuneUp permission to perform the cleanup itself, or instruct it to perform a simple scan and let you delete items manually.

Clean the registry, uninstall apps, and manage startup items

There are various operations you can carry out with System TuneUp, starting with removing unnecessary files that are occupying storage space with no reason.
System TuneUp can also detect errors in the registry's hives and keys, related to the start menu, file associations, users, ActiveX, fonts, shared folders, and much more. Moreover, it enables you to erase the Internet activity and files you worked with, web browser cache, cookies, passwords, and forms.
Alongside the cleaning tools above, System TuneUp also bundles a startup manager that can help you configure the applications that are set to run with Windows, system services, and scheduled tasks. The built-in uninstaller can safely remove applications on your PC, while the file wiper can permanently get rid of sensitive files.

Duplicate remover, file wiper and storage manager

System TuneUp deploys all the tools you need to clean your system, including a duplicate remover, a secure file eraser, and a disk analyzer. As it creates a restore point before applying the changes, you shouldn't worry too much, but you can also create a backup of the registry using the dedicated option of System TuneUp, just in case something goes wrong.