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Privacy Protector protects your privacy by removing all the unwanted traces in your system. System cleaner removes junk and obsolete files from your system.
Manage AutoRun Programs lets you control which program should be run at startup and logon. Memory Optimizer optimizes the Memory Management of Windows.
Find Duplicate Files : Finds and Remove the Duplicate Files from your system.
With Backup and Restore tools you can backup your system registry and restore it in case of System Failure.
Regclean : Regcleaner cleans the windows Database Registry.
Registry defrag optimizes registry by defragging it.
Secure Delete Files and Folders : Secure Delete lets you safely erase deleted data so it cannot be recovered again.
Securly Delete the Disk Drives, free disk space, unused folder entries, or complete disk wipe using secure algorithms.
Fix and update driver detective software is designed to quickly locate the most current drivers specific to your computer system through its user friendly interface and access to an extensive database. Over 7,500,000 Device Associated Drivers
BySoft FreeRAM 4.0 is 32-bit win95/98/NT/2000/XP freeware program that defragments and reclaims memory from the operating system and applications. This decreases load time and boosts application performance.
Tracks Cleaner is an Internet Eraser that protects your Internet privacy by cleaning up all the tracks of your Internet and computer activities. Our Eraser supports popular web browsers such as Internet Explorer, AOL, Netscape, Opera, and MSN Explo..
Cleanup MSConfig disabled items. MSConfig is a helpful system tool. But it lets you to only disable items but they remain in the startup list. MSConfig Cleanup helps you remove the residue! MSConfig Cleanup lets you remove the residue!
An all-in-one set of powerful and neatly classified tools, settings and tweaks for Windows 7: Process Manager, Disk and Registry Cleaners, Defragmenter and other. With a clean and simple interface it helps you to gain maximum from your Windows 7.
