TweakNow PowerPack

Efficiency and ease of access are two things that we all want to achieve. Tweak Now Power Pack incorporates a very wide range of settings and tweaks that you can make to MS Windows. From taskbar customization to advanced settings and optimization, almost any Windows settings can be done from one interface.

For all the features that you can find in this program, all it asks for is very little disk space. The package is 9 Mb large, the installation process runs smoothly and it won't bother you with anything else except a destination path and shortcuts.

The interface is simple and complex at the same time. It is simple because you won't have any trouble getting around it and complex because it offers a lot of features. The only top menus you can find here are for setting a password and checking for updates. The bulk of the functions is organized in tabs and large, coloured buttons.

First, there's the quick optimizer. Here, you can check certain options such as cleaning Windows Registry, traces from web browsers and others. Once the checking is done, just hit the large optimization button from the bottom of the window and the process will be done in no time. In the Troubleshooting tab you can find a few options, like checking for video driver updates, rebuilding icon cache and resetting the Internet/Network settings.

The next few tabs are more rich in content. Under the "Windows Secret" one, you can find a consistent list of buttons, each with its own sets of options. It would take a long time to mention each of them and every setting you can make here. The main idea is that they're all organized according to its function. You can find buttons for application options, control panel, network and Internet, special feature, taskbar and start menu and many more. The next tab is the windows cleaner. Here you can find a lot of cleaning tools for your system like a disk cleaner, registry defrag, a secure deleting tool, track cleaner, startup manager and others. You can either access these by clicking on their icon in the main part of the window or their button on the top part.

You can also find a system information tab which will display a list of the hardware components that you have installed on your machine. Now you don't have to go to My Computer's properties menu. Miscellaneous tools are placed in their own tab. Here, you can find an auto shutdown, a RAM optimizer, virtual desktop and process manager. In case you have messed something up, the program creates backups which you can restore in the final tab.