Why doesn’t the quick tune-up group have a disable button?

Some users ask why the quick tune-up group doesn’t have a disable button.

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, in some cases, it is absent. Why?

The enabled state for a quick tune-up group means that all its parameters have the values corresponding to the enabled state. This state can be set not only through Reg Organizer but also by third-party programs or manual changes to the registry parameters. In this case, it is not possible to disable them through Reg Organizer because it does not remember what the values of these parameters were before. This is the answer to why a quick tune-up group might not have a disable button.

Even if the disable button is absent, you can manually disable the group by deleting the registry values that are part of it. The thing is, deleting registry values causes their values to be set to default states. This usually corresponds to the disabled state of the quick tune-up group.

To see which settings are included in the group, click on the Create the new tweaks and groups link shown on the screenshot above, and in the window that appears, select the group of interest. All its settings will be displayed, and you can double-click on them to see which registry values they correspond to.