Maintain and speed up your slow PC with data protection from unauthorized users and Windows tweaks.

Most programs really do not care about consequences of saving temporary files without always deleting when possible or necessary. This tool does what all these programs forget. It finds this unnecessary data on your system and deletes it easily.

Delete, add or modify files and programs you want to be started with the system automatically. Additionally, you can add customized entries that start only 1x per week, every 10 minutes, every 2nd of the month, only on Friday or whatever you want.

These power tools for Windows optimize and automate your daily tasks. They backup documents, clean up temporary files, and protect your privacy.

Administer Windows user profiles. This includes user defined settings, like your wallpaper, sound schemes, desktop icons, start menu items, and so on. What's different, 12-ProfileCopy also copies the files referred to by these settings.

CheckDrive is a free tool allowing you to check your hard disks for errors and to correct them instantly. It's easy to use, fast and reliable. You can use CheckDrive for XP and Vista.

Scan Active Directory for inactive computer accounts, then move, disable or delete them.

Identify, move and disable inactive users in your Active Directory Domain. All domain controllers are scanned for the lastLogon data, so you you can be sure the days of inactivity are accurate. Users that have never logged on are also indentified.

Chily Active Directory Management and Reporting is a prominent, sophisticated, and easy-to-use software, which has been designed to make administrative tasks simple, accurate, and easy.

Speed up your PC, Clear the PC cache, Check and resolve Disk Errors, Defragment your hard drives, Convert your drives to NTFS, Compress your hard drives . Convert Images and do much more with Windows Powertools. All for Free!

Alax. Info Be Informed is en easily configurable application to receive notifications from remote unmaintained system activity such as created or terminated processes, boots etc.