Leading Australian owned security software vendor, PC Tools, have just unveiled Desktop Mechanic 2.0 for consumers.
May 16, 2007 (Press Release) --
Sydney, May 16 2007: Leading Australian owned security software vendor, PC Tools, have just unveiled Desktop Mechanic 2.0 for consumers who can not ordinarily access sophisticated Windows optimization tools to enhance their computer's performance. Consumers no longer need to rush out and call a technician when their computer faces performance anxiety - Desktop Mechanic 2.0 is now their first point of call in solving these issues quickly and easily.
"Desktop Mechanic 2.0 has combined PC Tools' most powerful and award-winning tools to provide a one-stop-shop that speeds computer system processing, increases stability, and maintains user privacy. It is the ultimate cost-effective alternative for reviving older computers and avoiding the need to purchase new ones," said Simon Clausen, Chief Executive Officer, PC Tools.
Desktop Mechanic leverages the knowledge of advanced technical users and provides the computer novice with a simple interface and access to powerful optimization tools. Desktop Mechanic is your very own personal in-house technician.
"We have transformed the highly-acclaimed Registry Mechanic along with Privacy Guardian - typically used by advanced users - and simplified it for those more novice," said Clausen.
Desktop Mechanic mines useful Windows system tools from deep inside the operating system and places them at the users' fingertips to easily upgrade computer performance and fix registry errors. It simultaneously incorporates the core strengths of Privacy Guardian™ to protect user privacy by erasing the record of sites visited, cleaning temporary files, and bleaching information so it can not be recovered after deletion.
Overall, Desktop Mechanic leverages the knowledge of advanced technical users and provides the novice user with a simple interface and access to powerful optimization tools. Desktop Mechanic is your very own personal in-house techie.
Desktop Mechanic 2.0 offers three major components:
Computer Optimization: With a single click Desktop Mechanic 2.0 applies a set of tweaks and patches directly into the Windows registry designed to improve system performance - this includes accessing Windows Defrag - cleaning, repairing and compacting the registry as well as shutting down the computer faster by simply closing frozen programs.
Privacy cleaning: User privacy is maintained by wiping out all traces of online site visit activity; bleaching hard-disk "white space" (deleted files) ensuring information can never be recovered; and dumping windows temp files freeing space on the hard drive.
CPU monitoring: Consumers can watch system activity, processes, disk space, and CPU/Memory usage.
Desktop Mechanic also provides a replacement screen for the Windows Task Manager making it easier for users to access this key processing information. "This performance monitor screen provides a real-time view of computer processing power and memory usage," Clausen said.
PC Tools customers can expect Desktop Mechanic - which is compatible with the new Windows Vista™ operating system - to become even more robust in the coming months as new tools are added to help average users further improve their computer's performance Clausen said.
"Desktop Mechanic 2.0 has combined PC Tools' most powerful and award-winning tools to provide a one-stop-shop that speeds computer system processing, increases stability, and maintains user privacy. It is the ultimate cost-effective alternative for reviving older computers and avoiding the need to purchase new ones," said Simon Clausen, Chief Executive Officer, PC Tools.
Desktop Mechanic leverages the knowledge of advanced technical users and provides the computer novice with a simple interface and access to powerful optimization tools. Desktop Mechanic is your very own personal in-house technician.
"We have transformed the highly-acclaimed Registry Mechanic along with Privacy Guardian - typically used by advanced users - and simplified it for those more novice," said Clausen.
Desktop Mechanic mines useful Windows system tools from deep inside the operating system and places them at the users' fingertips to easily upgrade computer performance and fix registry errors. It simultaneously incorporates the core strengths of Privacy Guardian™ to protect user privacy by erasing the record of sites visited, cleaning temporary files, and bleaching information so it can not be recovered after deletion.
Overall, Desktop Mechanic leverages the knowledge of advanced technical users and provides the novice user with a simple interface and access to powerful optimization tools. Desktop Mechanic is your very own personal in-house techie.
Desktop Mechanic 2.0 offers three major components:
Computer Optimization: With a single click Desktop Mechanic 2.0 applies a set of tweaks and patches directly into the Windows registry designed to improve system performance - this includes accessing Windows Defrag - cleaning, repairing and compacting the registry as well as shutting down the computer faster by simply closing frozen programs.
Privacy cleaning: User privacy is maintained by wiping out all traces of online site visit activity; bleaching hard-disk "white space" (deleted files) ensuring information can never be recovered; and dumping windows temp files freeing space on the hard drive.
CPU monitoring: Consumers can watch system activity, processes, disk space, and CPU/Memory usage.
Desktop Mechanic also provides a replacement screen for the Windows Task Manager making it easier for users to access this key processing information. "This performance monitor screen provides a real-time view of computer processing power and memory usage," Clausen said.
PC Tools customers can expect Desktop Mechanic - which is compatible with the new Windows Vista™ operating system - to become even more robust in the coming months as new tools are added to help average users further improve their computer's performance Clausen said.
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