SuperEasy SpeedUp

If you are a constant computer user, you have probably installed and uninstalled a lot of games and applications. These software create a lot of files and registry keys. Uninstalling the software doesn't always remove them completely, leaving a lot of files and registry keys behind. These items can make the system run slower and slower and can even generate some stability issues. The Windows operating system features an option for removing unneeded and obsolete files and folders but, unfortunately, the options of the tool are extremely limited. The best idea would be to use a 3rd party application that can handle all these issues. There are a lot of programs on the market that pretend to clean your computer and make it work faster, but in reality these programs don't really work. A software that does its job like it should is SuperEasy SpeedUp.

The application is meant to improve the overall speed of the computer and also the stability, by removing unwanted files and registry keys, defragmenting the hard disk and deleting temporary items generated by web browsers. The program is compatible with most versions of the Windows operating system and takes little time and effort to install. It takes up about 25 MB of hard disk space and requires low system resources.

The interface of SuperEasy SpeedUp is based on tabs and features a nice looking graphical form. The tabs have intuitive names, making it easy to find a certain feature of the software without spending too much time learning the interface. The first tab of SuperEasy SpeedUp can scan the system thoroughly and can improve all the aspects of it using a single click. Registry keys and unwanted files and folders can be automatically removed using this tab.

Users who would like to fix only certain parts of the operating system can use one of the next tabs included in the interface. These tabs allow removing obsolete registry keys, removing unwanted files, erasing browser history, and defragmenting certain partitions. Each tab allows configuring a lot of settings. There is also a startup manager available, that allows one to remove certain startup items which he considers to be useless. This can improve startup speed and save system resources.

There is also a service manager available that resembles the one included in Windows, but it's much easier to use and has more options.