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With the arrival of Thanksgiving, Black Friday followed closely. WiseCleaner is grateful to new and old customers by launching promotional activities on Black Friday. All products on the official website can be discounted up to 80%, which is by far the biggest discount in a year.     Promotion period : November 25, 2021-December 5, 2021. Promotion content:   Up to 80% discount on all products.                                     60-Day Money-back Guarantee. It is worth mentioning that the Black Friday package (one-year period):                                Wise Care 365 Pro                         ...

Wise Care 365 keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: What's new: 1. Fixed an issue that the changes of Custom Checkup in Settings cannot be saved. 2. Fixed an issue that the floating window cannot be dragged to another monitor. 3. Moved WinSxS Backup from Common Cleaner to System Slimming. 4. Updated language files. More about Wise Care 365 Download Wise Care 365

Wise Program Uninstaller keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: Important: The installation file NO longer supports Windows XP! If you are running XP, please download the Portable version. 1. Fixed a permission issue when opening Wise Program Uninstaller in Wise Care 365. 2. Improved GUI. More about Wise Program Uninstaller Download Wise Program Uninstaller

When we try to install Windows 11 or run Microsoft PC Health Check, or other third-party tools to check whether the current computer can run Windows 11, we may get such a result,  "This PC cannot run Windows 11. The PC must support Secure Boot."  What is Secure Boot? How do I fix the problem of "The PC must support Secure Boot"? About Secure Boot? UEFI has a firmware verification process (called "Secure Boot"), which is defined in chapter 27 of  UEFI Specification Version 2.3.1 Errata C . Secure boot defines how the platform firmware manages security certificates, how to perform firmware verification, and defines the interface (protocol) between the firmware and the operating system. To put it plainly is to verify the hardware through the onboard  TPM  chip, and then start. Please click here to learn more about What is UEFI. Should I enable or disable the Secure Boot? If you want to newly install Windows 11 operating system (not to upgrade from Windows 10 ...

  Wise Care 365 keeps on its improvements, and the newly released notes are as follows: What's new: 1. Newly added Smart Optimize in Disk Defragment, support to trim SSD, available in Windows 8 and later. 2. Improved Common Cleaner for cleaning thumbnail cache, log files, and Windows optimization delivery cache. 3. Improved Registry Cleaner. 4. Improved the notification window of Wise Protection. 5. Improved the Settings, make the items protected by Wise Protection visible. 6. Fixed a problem that Scheduled Task cannot empty Recycle Bin in silent mode. 7. GUI improved. More about Wise Care 365 Download Wise Care 365

According to the latest news, Microsoft will release the official version of Windows 11 in October-November this year. At that time, users who meet the requirements can upgrade for free. So, the most asked question is "Can I (my PC) run Windows 11?" In order to let the majority of users know whether their computers meet the minimum requirements of Windows 11, Microsoft has launched its own check tool - PC Health Check (but now, it is unavailable to download on Microsoft website), and there are also many third-party tools,  WiseCleaner Checkit  is one of them. Minimum requirements for Windows 11 Processor 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster with 2 or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor or System on a Chip (SoC) Memory 4 GB RAM Storage 64 GB or larger storage device System firmware UEFI, Secure Boot capable TPM Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0 Graphics card DirectX 12 compatible graphics / WDDM 2.x Display >9” with HD Resolution (720p) In fact, it is okay to check t...

  When we start the computer, from booting to entering the system, the computer will perform a series of preparation tests. This preparation for testing is completed by a quick boot configuration of a computer named UEFI. What is UEFI? Now we will take you into UEFI. Introduction to UEFI To understand UEFI in detail, you have to start with the BIOS. We all know that every ordinary computer will have a BIOS, which is used to load the computer's most basic program code, and is responsible for the tasks of initializing the hardware, testing hardware functions, and booting the operating system. BIOS is the abbreviation of  Basic Input Output System . It is a set of programs that are solidified on a ROM chip on the motherboard of the computer. It saves the most important basic input and output programs of the computer, self-checking programs after power-on, and system self-starting programs. It can read and write system settings from CMOS. specific information. UEFI is the abbrevia...