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Wise Disk Cleaner keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved Windows Metro Cache cleaning. Improved Mozilla Firefox History cleaning. Minor GUI improvements. Updated various translations. More about Wise Disk Cleaner Download Wise Disk Cleaner

Wise Program Uninstaller keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved the feature of uninstalling monitoring. Updated various translations. More about Wise Program Uninstaller Download Wise Program Uninstaller

Wise Care 365 keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved the feature of System Protection. Improved Windows Metro Cache cleaning. Improved Mozilla Firefox History cleaning. Minor GUI improvements. Updated various translations. More about Wise Care 365 Download Wise Care 365

The sleep function in Windows 10 is useful. It’ll save you money on your electricity bill, help extend the life of your screen and hard drive, and prevent you from accidentally leaving your machine running for hours if you get distracted. That said, it can also be annoying. I’m sure there have been occasions when you wish your computer hadn’t gone to sleep — perhaps you were downloading a large file or performing system maintenance tasks. If you don’t want your computer to go to sleep automatically, Windows 10 makes it easy to turn the feature off. Sleep vs. Hibernation Before getting into the nitty gritty, let’s take a moment to understand what sleep mode is, which is often confused with hibernation mode. Unlike hibernation mode, sleep mode will continue to draw a minimal amount of power. When it activates, all processes on the computer are effectively paused. Windows will store anything you have open in RAM. A press of any key will let you get back to your work in a ...

There are many ways to back up your data, from using an external drive to backing up those files on a remote server over the Internet. Here are the strengths and weaknesses of each: Back Up to an External Drive : If you have an external USB hard drive, you can just back up to that drive using your computer’s built-in backup features. On Windows 10 and 8, use File History. On Windows 7, use Windows Backup. On Macs, use Time Machine. Occasionally connect the drive to the computer and use the backup tool, or leave it plugged in whenever your home and it’ll back up automatically.  Pros : Backing up is cheap and fast.  Cons : If your house gets robbed or catches on fire, your backup can be lost along with your computer, which is very bad. Back Up Over the Internet : If you want to ensure your files stay safe, you can back them up to the internet with a service like BackBlaze. BackBlaze is the well-known online backup service we like ...

Wise Video Downloader has changed its name to Wise Youtube Downloader. Wise Youtube Downloader keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: 1. Fixed YouTube video download error. 2. Updated various translations. 3. Minor GUI improvements. Download Now

After starting Windows in Safe Mode, you can perform most of the regular system maintenance and troubleshooting tasks to fix your computer: Scan for Malware : Use your antivirus application to scan for malware and remove it in Safe Mode. Malware that may be impossible to remove in normal mode—because it’s running in the background and interfering with the antivirus—may be removable in Safe Mode. If you don’t have an antivirus installed, you should be able to download and install one in Safe Mode. Of course, if you’re using Windows Defender in Windows 10, you might be better off performing an offline malware scan. Run System Restore : If your computer was recently working fine but it’s now unstable, you can use System Restore to restore its system state to the earlier, known-good configuration. Assuming your computer is unstable and crashing, it may be possible to run System Restore without crashing from Safe Mode. Uninstall Recently Installed So...

The update cache consists of copies of the update installation files. The operating system uses them if you’re ever forced to reapply an update; it saves downloading them again. Although it’s a good idea, they take up a lot of space. Unless you either have a very slow Internet connection or you’re seriously limited with data caps by your ISP, you can safely remove them. Sadly, the process is not particularly straightforward. The first step is stopping the Windows Update service. Search for Services, right-click on the top result, and open it as an administrator. Next, scroll down the list of entries until you find Windows Update. Right-click on it and choose Stop. Now you’ll need to delete the files. Press Windows key + R to open the run box, then type C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\ and hit Enter. You can delete everything within the Downloads folder. Lastly, you’ll need to head back to services and re-enable Windows Update.

When you install Windows 10, you’ll have an antivirus program already running. Windows Defender comes built-in to Windows 10, and automatically scans programs you open, downloads new definitions from Windows Update, and provides an interface you can use for in-depth scans. Best of all, it doesn’t slow down your system, and mostly stays out of your way—which we can’t say about most other antivirus programs. For a short while, Microsoft’s antivirus fell behind the others when it came to comparative antivirus software tests—way behind. It was bad enough that we recommended something else, but it’s since bounced back, and now provides very good protection. So in short, yes: Windows Defender is good enough (as long as you couple it with a good anti-malware program, as we mentioned above—more on that in a minute).

Wise System Monitor offers you a simple way to monitor upload/ download speed, memory usage, CPU usage, all the processes running and main hardware component info of your PC. The process monitor of Wise System Monitor gives users a clear and neat list of all the processes run by user and system alongside their CPU and memory consumption ratio and data transfer details. You can make the PC to run smoothly by killing any unwanted process. Wise System Monitor offers an overview on the hardware configuration, displaying details concerning all the components your computer is equipped with. Wise System Monitor Hardware Monitor displays the information of main hardware components like CPU, motherboard, RAM, Graphic card, hard drive disk, SSD, network card and sound card. Among the hardware specs, there is also the real-time temperature of four most prominent hardware: the main board, CPU, graphic card and hard drive. Operating System displays accurate and detailed information about the w...

Wise Auto Shutdown keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Fixed display error of tray icon. Updated various translations. Other minor bug fixes. More about Wise Auto Shutdown Download Wise Auto Shutdown

Wise Driver Care keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Added new language - Bulgarian. Improved application booting speed. Reduced connection error. Minor GUI improvements. More about Wise Driver Care Download Wise Driver Care

Wise Folder Hider Pro keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Fixed some issues from the users' feedback. Updated various translations. GUI and usability improvements. More about Wise Folder Hider Pro Download Wise Folder Hider Pro

Wise Disk Cleaner keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved cleaning for Windows Winsxs Backup. Updated various translations. More about Wise Disk Cleaner Download Wise Disk Cleaner

To configure how a service is started using the Windows interface Click  Start  , click in the  Start Search  box, type  services.msc  , and then press ENTER. Optionally, export and save a list of the existing settings. To do this, right-click  Services  , select  Export List  , and save the settings list. In the details pane, right-click the service that you want to configure, and then click  Properties  . On the  General  tab, in  Startup type  , click  Automatic  ,  Manual  ,  Disabled  , or  Automatic (Delayed Start)  . To specify the user account that the service can use to log on, click the  Log On  tab, and then do one of the following: To specify that the service uses the Local System account, click  Local System account  . To specify that the service uses the Local Service account, click  This account  , and th...

Wise Reminder keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved Backup and Restore function. Minor GUI improvements. Other minor bug fixes. More about Wise Reminder Download Wise Reminder

Wise Registry Cleaner keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Added sorting function. Improved some system optimization items. Improved Registry Restore function. Minor GUI improvements. Updated various translations. More about Wise Registry Cleaner Download Wise Registry Cleaner

Wise Hotkey keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Added the feature of modifying the license code. Fixed the issue of title display error. Optimized message reminder of support center. Updated various translations. More about Wise HotKey Download Wise HotKey

A lot of the Windows tweaks we share involve diving into the Registry and changing some values. While it’s great that Windows provides these opportunities, it’s all too easy to accidentally screw up the Registry — and, by extension, your PC. That’s why we’re here to show you how to back up and restore the Windows Registry. It’s smart to do this prior to making any changes. On Windows 7 and newer, begin by typing regedit into the Start Menu. Accept the administrator prompt, then you’ll be in the editor. Next, you need to select the part of the Registry you want to back up. This can be as broad as Computer (backing up the entire Registry) or as specific as one sub-key. Obviously, the larger the scope, the bigger the backed-up file will be. Whichever you choose, right-click the key and choose Export . You’ll get a dialogue box that lets you give the backup a name and choose where to save the file. Click Save and you’ve backed up the Registry. To restore your backu...

Sure, everyone knows about Registry Editor—but it’s still hidden, with Microsoft not even providing a Start menu shortcut to it. To launch it, you must type “regedit” into the Start menu search or Run dialog box. Many tweaks that you can make using the Local Group Policy Editor have equivalent tweaks that can be made in Registry Editor if you don’t have a Professional or Enterprise edition of Windows. For example, users with the Home edition of Windows can’t prevent specific users from shutting down Windows using group policy—but they can with a few Registry tweaks. In addition, there are all kinds of Registry tweaks that have no equivalent in group policy at all—like customizing the manufacturer support information on your PC. Fair warning, though: Registry Editor is a complex and powerful tool. It’s easy to damage your installation of Windows, or even render Windows inoperable if you’re not careful. If you’ve never worked with the Registry before, conside...

Wise Program Uninstaller keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved the feature of uninstalling monitoring. Optimized cleanup feature of residual items. Improved the function of restoring the deleted leftovers. Updated various translations. Minor GUI improvements. More about Wise Program Uninstaller Download Wise Program Uninstaller

An antivirus is only a single layer of security. No antivirus program is perfect, as all the antivirus tests show nothing catches all malware all of the time. if you don’t exercise caution, you may become infected by malware even if you’re using an antivirus (Of course, performing scans with other antivirus programs may help find malware your antivirus suite can’t find.) Be careful about the files you download and run, keep your software updated, uninstall vulnerable software like Java, and more—but don’t drop your antivirus defenses completely just because you’re being careful. A zero-day in your browser, a plugin like Flash, or Windows itself could open the door to infection, and an antivirus is your last layer of protection. Malware isn’t what it used to be—much of it is created by organized crime to capture financial information and other sensitive data. Antivirus software helps you stay ahead of the bad guys by a little bit more, and it’s worth using.

Wise Care 365 keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Improved Google Chrome Cache and Cookies cleaning. Improved Opera Browser Cache and Cookies cleaning. Improved Mozilla Firefox Cache and Cookies cleaning. Improved the feature of Disk Eraser. Updated various translations. Minor GUI improvements. More about Wise Care 365 Download Wise Care 365