However, the app only offers a “low, medium, high” ranking to indicate the amount of system resources used by these startup items. Additionally, you can manage startup items from this section. The Health Check section of PC Manager analyzes your system and identifies potentially unnecessary files, such as browser and system caches, log files, and temporary files. The main menu of PC Manager consists of four visible and accessible sections. Currently, you can only quit the app or have it stay in the taskbar. Some users feel that Microsoft should have designed it to be full-sized like a traditional desktop app or made it possible to minimize it to the system tray. However, because of its relatively large size for a docked app, you might not want to keep it open at all times. When you install and launch the app, PC Manager will automatically dock to the right side of your screen. The app was mentioned and highlighted in PCWorld. PC Manager brings together various Windows settings into a single, easy-to-use app, offering a quick way to review and adjust some system configurations.

It can also end memory-consuming applications and manage storage and startup settings.

It serves as a convenient one-stop shop to speed up your PC by allowing you to delete unnecessary files.

Microsoft aims to “boost your PC’s performance” with this tool. Currently, it’s in beta, but it’s a small download and operates smoothly, based on our experience. The program referred to as PC Manager is available on the Microsoft Store. This will allow users to keep an eye on their PC’s health and performance. However, Microsoft now offers a free utility that provides similar functionality for both Windows 10 and 11. In the past, apps like CCleaner were popular choices for this purpose, and they still hold appeal for some users.

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