Wise Registry Cleaner - System tuneup

[jackuars]

The system tune-up tab in Wise Registry Cleaner has various optimization features that really optimizes your PC. I tried this, and my boot-up, and system shut-down times has decreased by more than 50% even on a newly installed OS. Also the applications load times are faster and the system is far more responsive. Kudos to that.

What have you felt after trying this out?

 

[Deleted member 2913]

What OS?

The day I installed Windows 10, I stopped using such software, I use Windows inbuilt stuffs.

 

[Zero Knowledge]

Good software. It's pretty much idiot proof. You can reverse optimization settings by just a click.

 

[HarborFront]

Good software. It's pretty much idiot proof. You can reverse optimization settings by just a click.

And how to do that? Which button to click?

Thanks

 

[askmark]

I'd be interested to know what changes it makes to a fresh windows install that apparently make such dramatic improvements to performance?

 

[Myriad]

@askmark

Same here.
The only way I can think of for speeding boot times on a fresh install would be to turn off unnecessary start-up items.

As a general rule , I avoid registry cleaners , optimizers , and defraggers like the plague .
There is simply no point in using them , and there is a very real probability that they will bork your system .

I tested Wise Care ( and Kerish Doctor ) last year on a spare machine , and I did use the reg tune-up and I did need the rollback ,
or whatever name they give it .

 

[askmark]

@askmark

Same here.
The only way I can think of for speeding boot times on a fresh install would be to turn off unnecessary start-up items

I agree, but what startup items?

Why can't these programs be transparent about what they do? Oh yeah then we'd find out they do very little, other than make a few registry changes I could have done myself.

 

[jackuars]

What OS?

The day I installed Windows 10, I stopped using such software, I use Windows inbuilt stuffs.

Windows 10, 8 GB RAM, 4 GB graphics card running Nvidia Radeon M375 on my Lenovo laptop.

 

[jackuars]

I'd be interested to know what changes it makes to a fresh windows install that apparently make such dramatic improvements to performance?

@askmark

Same here.
The only way I can think of for speeding boot times on a fresh install would be to turn off unnecessary start-up items.

As a general rule , I avoid registry cleaners , optimizers , and defraggers like the plague .
There is simply no point in using them , and there is a very real probability that they will bork your system .

I tested Wise Care ( and Kerish Doctor ) last year on a spare machine , and I did use the reg tune-up and I did need the rollback ,
or whatever name they give it .

The optimization feature didnt disable any startup items as I had disabled almost everything except my antivirus from starting up automatically earlier.

 

[jackuars]

You guys can try it and check for yourselves. You can rollback any changes if you are not impressed.

Wise Registry Cleaner

 

[A.S.K]

i have been using this from past one year and its quite useful

 

[HarborFront]

You guys can try it and check for yourselves. You can rollback any changes if you are not impressed.

Wise Registry Cleaner

How to rollback using Wise Registry Cleaner?

Thanks

 

[jackuars]

How to rollback using Wise Registry Cleaner?

Thanks

The backups are placed in the Wise Registry Cleaner folder in the Backup folder. You can use the restore function available at the top right of the window under the Menu icon.

 

[Evjl's Rain]

How to rollback using Wise Registry Cleaner?

Thanks

you can roolback using the button in the lower right corner "system default"

 

[shukla44]

I use selected tuneups from every category. It has helped, even if a little....

And yes, the tuneups are far more reliable than they seem in Wise registry cleaner.

 

[Stas]

This same tuneups are in multiple Wise products i saw the same tuneups in Wise Care 365 and Wise Game Booster.

 

[jackuars]

you can roolback using the button in the lower right corner "system default"

Oh true that! I'm sorry what I mentioned was for only Registry Cleaner part.

 

[codswollip]

Well..rollback is fine... but I want to know what changes are being made to my system... "Optimize LAN connection"... sounds nice... but what changes is it making. Where is the "tuneups" documentation for Wise products?

 

[TairikuOkami]

What have you felt after trying this out?

I prefer to do tweaks myself to know, what they actually do. The most significants ones are "AutoEndTasks" related.

Wise does really update those values. Like "Disable Autoplay" is wrong, I contacted them twice about it, still no fix.

"NoDriveTypeAutoRun" should be "FF", they use "DD", I believe it is a typo.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/967715

It is probably better to use SG TCP Optimizer for internet optimizations, it is updated based on Windows changes.

Well..rollback is fine... but I want to know what changes are being made to my system...

Same here. You can see, what it does via Process Explorer. Use those 2 filters, select any option you want, Apply and it should popup, then you can google it.

 

[ForgottenSeer 55474]

Hello I have used WiseCare Pro for the past 6 months and never had any issues