PC Manager

PC Manager was developed with a simple goal in mind: to speed up your PC’s performance. To reach this goal, PC Manager removes junk files from your disk, finds and fixes Registry problems, allows you to manage the applications that launch at startup, helps you uninstall applications, and provides easy access to some handy system tools: Computer Management, Disk Defragmenter, Control Panel, and Windows Update.

The system requirements for running PC Manager are quite low: 500Mhz processor or better, 256MB of RAM memory or more, 32 or 64-bit Windows edition (Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7).
You can install PC Manager on your Windows-powered machine in one of several supported languages. The installation process itself is a very simple one. Just download an installer, run it, and then follow the instructions presented by a setup wizard. You will get PC Manager up and running without putting in much effort and much of your time.

There are several tabs at the top of PC Manager’s dark themed interface:
Computer info – PC name, OS version, CPU, available RAM, free disk space, and other computer info is displayed here.
Disk Cleaner – analyze your PC and uncover junk files. The application will empty the Recycle Bin, delete temp files, clear your browser’s cache, and remove other data that is needlessly taking up space.
Registry Cleaner – invalid Registry entries will be uncovered and removed.
Startup Manager – view a list of applications that run at startup, remove entries from the list, add more entries to the list.
Uninstall Manager – view a list of installed applications and easily uninstall the ones you no longer need.
System Tools – provides easy access to some handy tools that are built into the Windows operating system.
Help – contact the developer, check out a handbook for detailed usage instructions, upgrade to the Pro version, check for updates.

By presenting the tabs that are displayed on the interface, I also shed some light on what can be done with PC Manager. As you can see from the detailed presentation above, you can use PC Manager to remove junk files, fix registry problems, manage startup applications, uninstall applications, access the Control Panel, and more.

PC Manager can prove to be a handy tool in helping you speed up your PC’s performance.