Microsoft wants to load applications like CCleaner and is working on PC Manager, its own optimizer for Windows

I remember that time when the first thing you did when you saw a slow Windows install was to install CCleaner, hit 4 buttons and that was it. With the passage of time and improvements in Windows itself, these types of apps have ceased to make senseespecially after discovering that these types of apps are a nest of malware and Trojans.

Good, Windows 10 was already quite well prepared to optimize everything in its own way, and make things a little easier for inexperienced users. Although it seems that this is not enough and from Redmond they are already working on their own application to optimize and maintain the system.

Microsoft PC Manager has a public beta

It’s called PC Manager, and basically it gives you access to basic functions from a single pane. From what we can see in the screenshots shared by Aggionamenti Lumia, who discovered that it is already available in the Microsoft Store, seems quite intuitive and it has clearly been designed for that user profile that is looking for something easy and without complicating its existence.

If you want to download Microsoft PC Manager, you can through your website. Please note that this is a beta version, it has been available for a few months and the website is only in Chinese at the moment. Here are the main features of this app:

• One-click acceleration: Clean system debris, free up busy resources.
• System space management: Deep clean system storage space, manage large files, enable disk recognition and free up storage space.
• full review: Quickly detect computer anomalies, clean junk files, virus detection mode
  and one-click system risk resolution. PC Manager integrates with Windows Defender.

Microsoft PC Manager (public beta) pic.twitter.com/dOQCOgXyGK

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