In the new version of Reg Organizer 9.40, an additional background task has been added, which you can customize to perform scheduled system checks. You can configure it either within the utility using predefined templates (such as on computer startup, daily, every three days, and so on), or by adjusting the task in the Windows Task Scheduler, specifying your own schedule and execution conditions.

To simplify the removal of multiple unnecessary programs from your computer, we have redesigned the “Programs” tool. Now, the process of analysis and trace detection is performed only once for all programs to be removed.

One of the major causes of slowdowns and frequent glitches in the computer can be trivial house dust, which cannot be beaten by software tools like Reg Organizer.

Dust is not only an unpleasant sight on the surface of the computer, but also a real problem that can seriously affect the device’s performance. The internal components of the computer generate heat, and dust on their surface creates additional insulation, making it difficult to dissipate heat. This can lead to overheating, component damage, and reduced performance.

Users of Reg Organizer and Autorun Organizer may have noticed that the diagram displays different system boot times, even without any changes made to autostart parameters. There are no changes in the system, but the boot-up speed varies. What’s the matter?

Often users of Reg Organizer and Soft Organizer install all programs with tracking, regardless of whether the program is known to them or not, trusted or not. As a result, a large volume of tracking logs are stored in the system, and the user is so afraid of losing them that he sometimes even wants to transfer these logs to another system.

There is a school of thought that the Windows operating system slows down with time, and its performance naturally degrades, so the OS needs to be reinstalled once in a while. However, few of us actually think of the reasons for the slow down and ways to prevent it.

Doing the same tasks over and over encourages finding a quicker way to accomplish them. Windows has such a thing as the command line that allows executing certain applications with a single command avoiding a long chain of mouse clicks. You simply need to press the Win + R combination and type the corresponding command. Here is a list of 56 commands you may find useful in your everyday work with Windows.