Microsoft PC Manager is a comprehensive application that does some good sweeping for your Windows computer. This little application can wipe out all junk files, browsing history, and all garbage dumped by Windows and third-party applications. ALSO READ: How to Remove Unused Device Drivers From Windows 11 PC

What are the Features of Microsoft PC Manager for Windows 11 and 10?

PC Manager has two sections – Cleanup and Security. The cleanup section has the following features. Health Checkup – This option checks items to clean up, potential issues, viruses, and startup apps to disable. Storage Manager – This section offers deep cleanup, manages large files, helps you remove rarely used apps, and helps you setup automatically clean up temporary files using Storage Sense. Process Management – This section lets you end any running process. Startup Apps – This feature lets you disable/enable startup apps on your computer. In the Security section, the following options help you protect your computer from security threats. Windows Update – This option checks for any pending updates to your system. Browser Protection – This option lets you block changes in your default browser by malicious applications. There is also an option to change the default browser. Pop-up Management – This feature lets users enable the pop-up blocker to block pop-up windows in apps. These are the features currently available in Microsoft PC Manager. It is a beta application now, so the features described above may change in the stable build.

How to Download, Install and Use Microsoft PC Manager on your Windows 11 PC?

  1. Download PC Manager from Microsoft (link).
  2. After downloading the app, install it on your computer running Windows 10 (1809) and Windows 11.
  3. After installation, run the app. It will present you with several options in a simple interface.
  4. All the options in PC Manager are self-explanatory. So using the application is very easy. The tool aims to quickly improve performance and security by removing unwanted files, disabling programs affecting your PC’s health, protecting your browser from third-party apps, and more. More Resources:

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