TuneUp Utilities can make your Windows operating system faster, more
comfortable and more secure with just a few mouse clicks. And all
operations performed on the operating system are completely safe,
because all changes are monitored by TuneUp Rescue Center and can be
undone at any time. All TuneUp Utilities modules can be accessed through
a common interface that is divided into six categories.



The software helps both beginners and experts to make Windows meet their
needs in a way that is better, easier and safer. All important system
options are explained in an easy way and can be turned on or off at the
click of your mouse. TuneUp Utilities will then make the necessary
changes in the registry or boot files automatically. We place a high
value on system stability, so that Windows won’t stop working reliably.
And most changes that you make can be undone in TuneUp Rescue Center –
easily and safely.

TuneUp Utilities automatically runs important maintenance tasks for
you, makes you aware of any problems and offers simple solutions. This
ensures performance is always at its best. A slow and untidy computer is
now a thing of the past for you. You can also use TuneUp Utilities to
customize the appearance of your Windows system – to make working on
your computer more enjoyable.

With TuneUp Utilities you will quickly make your Windows system
faster and more convenient to use- and ensure that it stays like this
for the long term. This makes TuneUp Utilities the perfect program for
everyone: for those who would rather leave the computer maintenance to a
reliable partner as well as for those who would rather do everything
themselves.

The TuneUp Turbo Mode provides an immediate performance boost
whenever you need it. When you use your computer in the TuneUp Turbo
Mode, an analysis is performed to see which tasks, programs and
functions are currently running in the background that are not strictly
necessary. These programs are stopped or slowed down, allowing the
additional processing power gained to be used exclusively by the
programs you are actually running.