advanced pc cleanup

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How To Launch Apps At Startup In Windows 11?

Optimizing your Windows 11 experience involves more than just navigating the sleek interface or exploring new features. One essential aspect of this customization is configuring which applications launch automatically when you start your co...

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How to Use Microsoft PC Manager to Optimize Windows

Microsoft recently released a new free software called PC Manager that helps users optimize, clean, and speed up their Windows PCs. With its simple interface and useful tools, this Windows optimizer software makes it easy for anyone to get ...

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How To Auto Delete Obsolete Files On Windows 11?

If you frequently download files or take screenshots but don't remember to remove them afterward, your computer's storage might easily fill up. What then is the remedy? We can assist you in automatically erasing older files from your Window...

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How To Fix RPC Executor Service Threw An Error?

Although Google Chrome is renowned for functioning flawlessly across a variety of hardware and operating systems, there is a common issue with the RPC executor service throwing an error. It appears on a variety of devices, including Macbook...

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How To Uninstall Killer Network Manager In Windows 11/10

The Killer Network Manager, despite its questionable name, is actually developed by the reputable corporation Intel. However, many users have raised multiple questions regarding this utility. Why is this manager necessary, and how can I rem...

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How To Delete Old Windows Update Files

In order to provide consumers greater control, Windows Update is now almost totally automatic and instead makes use of active hours, configurable restarts, and manual pauses. However, there are outdated files that do not get deleted and occ...

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How To Flush Steam DNS Cache On Windows

Your computer's IP addresses that it has connected to, are stored in a DNS cache, which is like a little database. Many distinct apps that can access the internet have their own DNS Cache, and Steam also has its own DNS cache. You may encou...

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