On December 10, 2024, Microsoft released security updates addressing 71 vulnerabilities, including 16 critical ones. The primary focus was on closing loopholes for remote code execution.

Reg Organizer features so-called quick tune-up groups. These are several fine-tuned system settings (tweaks) combined into groups to achieve a specific goal, such as System Load and Unload Speed-Up.
When such a quick tune-up group is enabled, the program sets all its included settings to specific values. Typically, a quick tune-up group has a disable button. However, some groups are enabled but do not have one. Why?

User question Why, when uninstalling applications through Reg Organizer, Soft Organizer, or Files Inspector, does it sometimes first ask for confirmation, as shown in the first image, and for others, it immediately starts searching for traces, as shown in the second image? Answer This depends on how the program is registered in the system. For […]

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.

We are pleased to announce the release of the new version of Reg Organizer 9.20, in which we have significantly revised the notification system and added new features for system cleanup, greatly improving the overall convenience of working with the utility. Let’s go through everything in order.

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?

In our article about removing unused programs, we explained that this also helps to wipe out unnecessary elements from Windows autostart and free some resources. There are applications you don’t use very often, but they do launch with Windows and stay in memory all the time, waiting for your commands. Simply put, they needlessly eat up the resources of the computer.

The second most important way to free up system resources is to free up disk space on the system disk. Many modern notebooks have SSD storage – either 120 or 256 GB. This volume is often not enough, because the disk space tends to disappear very quickly. In this case, we need to make room on the disk.