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Microsoft s PC Manager is like CCleaner for your computer

10/21/2022 3:18:00 PM

It works a lot like CCleaner

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The Verge

Microsoft s PC Manager is like CCleaner for your computer It works a lot like CCleaner Microsoft’s PC Manager app.Screenshot by Tom Warren / The VergeMicrosoft is working on a PC Manager app that’s designed to boost your computer’s performance. Much like CCleaner, a beta version ofMicrosoft’s PC Managerincludes storage management and the ability to end tasks quickly and control which apps start up with Windows. Much of this functionality is already baked into Windows, but this PC Manager app puts it all in one useful location. There’s even a browser protection section that makes it easier to change default browsers than what exists in Windows right now.You can easily switch default browsers with this app. Read more:
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