WinTools.net Premium

WinTools.net Premium places a wide range of maintenance tools at your disposal. Although some of them have their equivalents in the system itself, the software makes everything much easier and more convenient. From performing basic maintenance operations, to fine tuning the operating system, you can do everything on a single user interface, instead of navigating through countless menus, to launch a different tool for each operation.

The software is free to try for three weeks, with some minor limitations. It works on various Windows versions, from Win 2000 to Win 10 and it doesn't have any special requirements. The program comes in a small package and it takes only a few seconds to install it, even on older machines.

The available tools can be accessed through a series of navigation buttons, located on the left side of the main user interface. Each tools has a wide range of controls, which are neatly organized on several tabs. The program lets you access an advanced uninstaller, junk, duplicate and registry cleaners, a startup manager, and many other system tweaking controls.

The program lets you make numerous preparations when using its tools. For example, the uninstaller can be used to create control points before and after installing a program, which can help you remote the installed program completely. Furthermore, when scanning for junk data, you can aim the program at specific drivers, folders or parts of the system, set up exclusions and much more.

A series of system UI customization options are available as well. You can find simple ones, for placing certain shortcuts on your desktop, but you can find more advanced ones as well, which you may have difficulties finding in the operating system's menus system. Adding certain options in Windows Explorer's context menu, tweaking network adapters, or disabling or completely removing OneDrive are just a few examples.

With WinTools.net Premium, everyone, from novice to expert, can keep their computers in good working condition and customize their operating systems to their linking.