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Win Tweak Manager 1.2

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  • Price: Free to try (Limited functionality); $19.99 to buy
  • Operating system: Windows 95, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98
  • Date added: September 15, 2005
  • Total Downloads: 1,694
  • Downloads last week: 3
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CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: CNET Staff

This multifunctional application primarily fine-tunes your system's performance and works by gathering different system settings into one user-friendly program. Its handsome interface is divided in two: one window displays several categories in a directory tree manner; the other is dynamic, its context changing with your selection in the directory tree. Win Tweak Manager lets you change the settings on your Window Accessories, appearance, and desktop. You can also modify settings for your Windows Explorer, file system, boot and shutdown menus, and system. Changing settings by means of either selecting check boxes or populating text boxes with appropriate values will be like a walk in the park for beginners, since every subcategory offers helpful contextual tips. Some changes take effect immediately, but most of the tweaks require a system restart. This application has two downsides: a large download size and the very limited functionality of its trial version. Due to those factors, most users who want to test-drive Win Tweak Manager will be disappointed.

Publisher's description

From MalwareSweeper :

Control your Windows system with many powerful tweaks and hidden Registry settings. The simple user interface enables fast access to settings that affect the speed, security, efficiency, and convenience of your computer, Includes tweaks for many known software applications. "Tweaking" an operating system refers to modifying software, hardware, or other settings that affect how the operating system works.

They are registry-level settings that can be modified without the pain of searching through a Windows registry. Some Tweaks may determine what is shown on the desktop. Other tweaks may determine what programs are available in the Start Menu. Whatever the Tweak, having control over them means you have more control over your operating system and how your computer works. Win Tweak Manager uses a Windows-XP interface to provide you access to over 300 Tweaks for the Microsoft Windows operating systems. These tweaks can be applied to Windows core operating system features.


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