Make Windows Always In Peek Condition

Obit Advanced SystemCare 6.2 Free keeps your  computer running at peak performance  by fixing problems and optimising  Windows when you need to focus on  certain tasks, such as video editing. The  latest version adds the Action Center for  monitoring other IObit software on the  computer. Advanced SystemCare can now  clean up after more applications,  including Chrome, Adobe Reader and  SpyBot Search & Destroy. The Startup  Manager gives you control over  programs that start automatically.

1. Start Advanced SystemCare and click the blue Scan button  to find problems. This may take a few minutes. Most of the  proposed fixes can be left as they are but you may want to  deselect the Privacy Issues section if you don t want to lose your  internet history. Click Repair to apply the fixes. A power icon next to  an item on the left indicates that the computer must be restarted to  finish the fix because that tool requires access to files that are in  constant use.
2. The Turbo Boost tool makes your computer faster by  stopping non-essential programs and services. Click Turbo  Boost at the top of the Advanced SystemCare window and  then Configure. Choose between Work Mode and Game Mode. Work  Mode is ideal for intensive tasks such as video editing. Click Next to  choose services to disable. Only select those you know you won t  need based on the description. Click Next.
3. The Non-Windows Services step gives you control over  programs that run in the background. Be careful not to  disable anything that protects you from malicious software  and only select programs you won t need while working, such as  media programs and other utilities. Click Next, choose background  applications to disable and click Next. Choose the Advanced  SystemCare Power Plan, click Next, then Apply. Turbo Boost will be  enabled with a message telling you how many programs have been  stopped and how much memory saved. Click the  Turn off  button to  return to normal and start the programs and services that were  disabled.
4. Startup Manager reduces the time Windows  takes to start by stopping unnecessary  programs running and delaying others that are  essential but not time-sensitive. Click Toolbox at the top,  then Startup Manager in the Optimize section. Click a  program to see more information, including the  recommended action. Use the section at the bottom to  delete references to programs that are no longer  installed. Click the program, then the Delete button at the  top of the window.
   
5. Click the Driver Manager icon in the Toolbox section to  back up drivers in case you ever need to reinstall  Windows. Leave the top option   Driver Backup    selected and click Next. Click the top check box to select all the  drivers. Click Browse, select a folder for your backup and click OK  when you re done. Click Backup. The backup folder is named with  the date and time of the backup   you may want to rename this  folder so you know what it is. Click Close
6. Reclaim wasted system memory by clicking Smart RAM in  the Toolbox. A window will appear showing the current  CPU, RAM and pagefile usage. Click Go, then Deep Clean.  The meters for RAM and the pagefile will rise and then fall once  Smart RAM has finished. A message will appear to show the amount  of memory recovered. This tool is most effective after Windows has  been running for a while and is slowing down.