5 Handy Windows 10 Tools

[@Britec09]

Whats your favorite free software?

[@krato1704]

I like the program which lets you download more ram and a 2080ti graphics card

[@krato1704]

Britec09 what’s yours

[@Aygross]

Chocolatey

[@TheoSchool]

CCleaner

[@brandycorvette]

Ninite

[@allanmarshall4582]

I enjoy your videos. Even though they are above my skill on a pc.

[@Britec09]

All got to learn somewhere Allan

[@graphic9518]

Thank you , I used to worked as a Graphics Designer and had to work as a System Administrator too. 😊 This channel helped me to manage somehow my new challenging career.

[@harryburton959]

Excellent. A little deeper dive into the sysinternals software for troubleshooting blue screens would be super. Thanks for the content.

[@777AndrewR]

Great video! These tools are a must! How about some more?

[@Britec09]

more coming

[@joycelynroe1117]

nice tip. .. by the way, for some useful Windows features, google for Folderchanger

[@latinesheay2615]

k

[@itexpertsgmbh8439]

Great and VERY informative video!

[@Trillock-hy1cf]

This looks interesting, but being a novice on a PC, this is far too powerful for me since I don't have a clue about 99% of all the stuff mentioned, and what they do.....I might click something to see what it does, and find that I have broken something. When I did this on Windows 98 and 98SE I broke many things, and even managed to delete the registry once, all this cost me £10 for a friend (into computers) to come out and fix it, or do a complete reinstallation.....:) I just use Ashampoo Optimzer for a bit of a scan and a clean up, and so far it has not broken anything. Apart from that I have Win 10 with a fresh installation with just the OS, updates, and some software on it cloned onto another SSD, so if the main one conks out for some reason, I can just clone it over with either Acronis TI, AOMEI Backupper and Ashampoo Backup Pro to do the job, as installing Windows is a right pain in the botty.......:)

[@lamont6593]

Very informative thanks for the great research ive been self teaching myself thru your clear cut videos i m running windows 10 on Lenovo laptop and im still learning...

[@Britec09]

we both are :) you never stop learning

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

A very informative video. Keep up the good work you do on all of your videos.

[@Stockstool]

I love your channel. Is realy useful and you bring us some gems. Thanks.

[@Britec09]

Glad you like it

[@hanszecevic9128]

Awesome work, great detail.

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@Factszz]

Question: We have same Processor explorer in win10pro64bit being run with admin rights but even after termination of an application/process/processes; that process/processes still show up in Process explorer which is annoying. This behavior did not exist in win 7 etc. Any solution please?

[@RobertKeenanComp-U-Right]

Autoruns & Ninite, great help.

[@Britec09]

They come in very handy

[@dougvalmore7389]

"malicious malware"??? That's as opposed to Benevolent Malware I assume...

[@bison345]

Thanks Brian I don't understand a lot of those you mentioned, a bit of a novice tbh but liked the last one in the video. Thanks Don.

[@jimhester2004]

Very interesting. And yes, I'd like to see more like this. Thanks!

[@Britec09]

More coming.

[@dottie3440]

One of my favorite is one you put together; Windows De-Bloater. I use it after EVERY windows update and I'm wondering if you need to revisit that one with an update???

[@RRan-dk7ct]

Thanks so Much; Speaking of Startup's ....as many Times i have (msconfig: Startup Selection:Selective startup,,,,windows Keeps Going back to: Normal startup---Load all device drivers and Services.......What Can I Do to Keep The Tick-in(Selective startup)When Ever you have the time.....Thanks.

[@Britec09]

Autorun is better

[@RRan-dk7ct]

@@Britec09 Okay.

[@ValkyrieRiderIPT]

One of the biggest causes of computer problems is computer fixes.

[@abba9462]

It is true that a lot of malware comes with "fixing software". I've never seen the one in this video, but I'm sure there's also legit ones. One thing to worry about is: what are you actually fixing ? I mean, just running a "fixing" program ... you gotta have some context.

[@ValkyrieRiderIPT]

@@abba9462 - Who said anything about malware?

[@nick92065]

I use ninite all the time. I have 6 different setups on a flash drive. It make my job so easy.

[@Britec09]

Yeah its a real time saver

[@camdown]

Thank You...Great Tools...

[@Britec09]

You're welcome

[@TheoSchool]

Great video man

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@marinusdekker6707]

OpenOffice, Avira, and Windows repair, these I use on my Win 10 pc and laptop. The rest you showed, I need to look in to these, they look and sound good for what they can do. Im looking for some good software to keep my Win xp pro pc in good condition, you have some ideas?

[@ivanguerra1260]

Look for more Britec´s, also TechGumbo, and ThioJoe all here in Utube.

[@RootTheLucario]

How do i clean a hot laptop?

[@Britec09]

what software or hardware?

[@RootTheLucario]

Britec09 basically the cooling system

[@fnfal113]

Use compressed air

[@michelj.gaudet5048]

OH!_ and by all means - MORE videos like this one... pretty please?

[@Britec09]

More coming

[@mooferoo]

Thankyou.

[@Derpingtonshere]

I use PatchMyPc over Nitenite because it does all the same stuff and has a larger selection of software.

[@Britec09]

Patch my PC is great

[@abba9462]

That one indeed is more detailed when it comes to version control of the application: you can see what version you are missing. It's not always a big upgrade, if there is an upgrade. And PMP also has more software listed than Ninite. But, Ninite is a great tool. I really wonder what is their basis of software selection.

[@krato1704]

Nice video 🙏🙏

[@CMeds]

Hello! Do you know any software that scans your computer and find the missing drivers or drivers that needed to be back up? thank you in advance.

[@motoryzen]

You're better off doing that work yourself. ( applicable also to these so called registry cleaners ). Most often that software, be it free of charge or costing money, might do the job they advertise doing, but they also data mine you and sometimes mess with things they shouldn't. Become more computer self-sufficient and free yourself from the need of such software. That is the better road in the long run.

[@johnmead2580]

Generally speaking Driver updates is something you should do on your own as Motoryzen states, here's why, There are too many driver app's out there that don't do a proper job of it, sure they may find your driver but do you know where it came from??, also after driver updates they can flood your system with malware, and other crap!???...or even while installing your driver's.... Ultimately Slowing down and infecting your system... If on win 10 just go to device manager, and right click on the driver in question, and select first option, (Automatically update driver software) from the internet, if this didn't work right? . Microsoft wouldn't have even close too the market share they have Now.., Not a microsoft salesman here.., P.S. I use windows to fix other's headaches with it..., That is all, besides some games don't work with other O.S.'es, I.E. Linux, which is getting better @ it all the time, (Playing windows games on linux), via wine, lutris ,play on linux, and Steam as well...,

[@vineetraghav9153]

Not useful. My network bar on the task manager still shows 0%

[@michelj.gaudet5048]

What is 'PID', please?

[@Britec09]

process ID = PID every process has its own process ID Number. hope this helps.

[@michelj.gaudet5048]

Britec09 Thank you.

[@darkso7t864]

love that

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@Ryan-jy5ck]

Windows Repair Toolbox and Patch My PC are my favorite, i use these programs on a daily basis fixing computers

[@Britec09]

Patch My PC is awesome.

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

You forgot a sledgehammer.

[@AniketAjgalle]

Nice Nice

[@oguzhanozdemir8314]

Man you sound exactly like youtuber called TheRunningManZ (:

[@vineetraghav9153]

I want to switch to Linux. But there's a hidden storage where Windows and system files are reserved by default when I bought my laptop. I want to format that and all the storage and install fresh Linux OS onto it.

[@ivanguerra1260]

But whats the problem ? All your system is deleted when you install Linux direct in your C: Drive, don´t worry.

[@vineetraghav9153]

@@ivanguerra1260 Well, yes but actually no. I was told that the storage is protected from the interference. And remains compatible with Windows OS because my laptop came with Windows by default. I didn't install it myself.

[@tanmaykhade5728]

Piece of software

[@krato1704]

👍

[@johnsenchak1428]

Posted on Facebook, bye for now Cheers

[@Britec09]

Thanks

[@babakgholian3467]

It's not free !!!!

[@repairyourpc1623]

🏁👁