Microsoft PC Manager emerged last year, but it's now a full-featured utility app available for download from the Microsoft Store. It promises to clean and boost your PC. Is it useful? Yes!

Microsoft just released a new version of PC Manager, the free tuning tool for optimizing Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems that competes with CCleaner. PC Manager 3.14 now allows you to view your ...

But now that I've tried PC Manager consistently, I've discovered there's still a lot holding it back. It really could be a great app, but certain flaws detract from its overall utility.

Microsoft has a PC Manager app to boost PC performance. It’s very similar to CCleaner, with easy options to kill tasks, remove temporary files, and boost performance.

Microsoft PC Manager has five sections: Home, Protection, Storage, Apps, and Toolbox. The Home tab is basically a dashboard. You can use the Boost button to get rid of unnecessary processes and ...

PC Manager also offers system cleaning capabilities (Disk Clean-up and the like) and freeing up storage and memory (PC Boost), along with troubleshooting scans and the like.

At this time, PC Manager is only a default app in China, and only for this new Windows 11 build in the Beta channel. However, Microsoft tests builds there for a wider release.

PC Manager is a Microsoft utility available in some regions that enables you to get a handle on system storage management and file management, and it can help optimize your PC's performance ...

Besides PC Manager, I also like the free Ccleaner. Ccleaner removes junk files and trackers, too, but unlike PC Manager, it goes beyond cleaning Microsoft Edge.

While at first glance, Microsoft's PC Manager app looks similar to one of these system optimizers, it actually acts as a central location for performing various tasks that already exist in other ...