Maintenance, cleanup and performance

Slow PC: find the cause and fix it

A slow PC has a cause. PCVitalis shows what is weighing it down and lets you fix it from the dashboard.

Most common causes

Too many programs starting with Windows
A full or failing disk
RAM at its limit
Heat throttling performance
Corrupted Windows files

What PCVitalis lets you do

Disable startup programs, with an option to restore
Close what does not need to run
Optimize the disk
Clean temporary files
Apply Windows tweaks, with an option to undo
Switch on the high performance power plan

Prove the improvement

Run the health check before and after to show the client how much the machine gained.

Everything that starts with Windows

The Performance screen lists everything that starts on its own: registry entries, the Startup folder, Store apps, scheduled tasks and third-party services, each marked ON or OFF. Search filters by name, vendor or path, and the restore button undoes what you disabled.

Try it on a client's PC today

Try it now without signing up. Once registered, you get everything free for 15 days, no card required. Fixed monthly price, not per machine, and no lock-in.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I undo the changes?

Yes. Startup and Windows tweaks can be restored.

Is disk optimization safe on an SSD?

Yes. On an SSD, optimization runs TRIM; defragmentation is only used on hard drives.

Read also

PC cleanup to free up disk spaceA full disk slows the PC down and makes updates fail. Repair Windows without reinstallingBefore reinstalling, try repairing. Windows registry cleanup, with backupUninstalled programs leave leftovers in the Windows registry. Update the client's Windows and softwareOutdated software is an open door for problems. Optimize your PC for gaming with Gamer ModePCVitalis Gamer Mode analyzes the machine, suggests a profile and applies the tweaks. Optimize a game with AI, from max FPS to ultra graphicsIn PCVitalis Gamer Mode, the Optimize game with AI tab uses your own ChatGPT to tune a specific game's video settings to your computer's hardware.