Release Notes for Version 7.2.0.1320 jv16 PowerTools Change Log Since b1292 Feature Improvements: New Tool: Big File Finder. This tool allows you to easily find old and obsolete files from your computer, not only by their size but also based on when the files were last used. This tool is especially handy in finding old […]
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Understanding the DNS Server Not Responding Errors DNS or Domain Name System is a server that translates website addresses (language which computers can understand) so that your browser can connect to them. DNS allows you to browse a website online simply by typing the domain name instead of the IP address. Put simply, the DNS
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Windows 11 system requirements – what you need to know In June this year, Microsoft released the announcement of Windows 11. In a blog post and a video teaser, they showed what to expect from the upcoming Windows 11 upgrade. One of the major updates is the new user experience, where they boasted a more refreshing
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Release Notes for Version 7.1.0.1292 jv16 PowerTools Change Log Since b1288 Feature Improvements: Added a statistics panel to the Dashboard to show how much data has been cleaned with jv16 PowerTools. Running the System Cleaner could go by too fast in the case of not many items being cleaned, this makes it difficult to check
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Release Notes for Version 7.0.0.1288 jv16 PowerTools Change Log Since b1274 Feature Improvements: The Initial Setup, System Cleaner and Software Uninstaller scans now run on average 8% faster than before. The program now supports running the System Cleaner via command line parameter, either with or without showing the user interface. Also, an option to describe
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There are at least two scenarios on why you need to factory reset Windows 10. The first and most common scenario is your computer runs slow, acting abnormally, or keeps giving you strange error messages. In this case, a factory reset is the last resort you want to take before upgrading to a new machine.
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