WinTools.net Professional 10.2.1

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WinTools.net is a suite of tools for increasing operating system performance. WinTools.net cleanly removes unwanted software from disk drives and dead references from the Windows registry. WinTools.net puts you in control of the Windows start up process, memory monitoring and gives you the power to customize desktop and system settings to fit your needs. WinTools.net features the following tools: Clean Uninstaller; Scan Files; Scan Registry; Start Up; Tweak UI. Version 10.2 includes saving Scan Files drives configuration, double Buffer for lists, and changed installer.

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