Windows 7 System Maintenance Tool *Updated*



With Windows 7 Microsoft introduces a system maintenance tool. You are curious what it is doing, right?

It checks for:
- Broken shortcuts
- Unused desktop icons
Update:
- Troubleshooting history / Error reports taking up disk space
- System Timecorrection
- Disk Volume errors

And also collects system information:

Random Info: I took both screens with the new Windows 7 snipping tool, which will increase your productivity a lot. What I don’t like about it is the red border and it saves the file extension in uppercase-letters if you do not type them in.

Anyway, I think Microsoft should deliver all the tools we know from TuneUpUtilites. I do not want to buy additional software to do all the tweaks that are hidden in the registry.

They should include:

- Optimize performance / disable certain graphic elements

- Registry cleaner

- Cookie / Temp cleaner

- Clear History / Favorites / etc

- Advanced Defrag

What else would you like in there  if you could change the system maintenance tool ?

Update:

This is the latest system maintenance tool:

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3 Comments »

  • John Adamson said:

    where do i find the system maintenance tool as I an having problems finding it

    # 2 February 2009 at 1:59 am
  • admin (author) said:

    Go to the control panel. Then scroll down until you find “Troubleshooting”. Select “Run maintenance taks” to open the system maintenance tool.

    # 2 February 2009 at 2:12 am
  • Kenny said:

    I’ve been having trouble with this darn thing saying my brand new computer has disk errors. I’ve run a chkdsk to no avail. I’ve stumbled upon many forums with many people having this problem. I think it’s a bug in Windows. What do you guys think?

    # 4 November 2009 at 7:34 am

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