PCHeal is a Windows optimizer that removes broken registry keys, junk files from the Web, and defragments the disks in order to boost the computer's performance. Though it cleans the system successfully, it has no customizable options at all; users only get to press a button and wait for the result.
There are only two repair settings available. The first one is 'Heal' that is built-in and takes common boost actions based on the user's system hardware and operating system. After it is executed, it just does its business and doesn't even inform about the actions performed or any changes made to the system.
The second repair setting is 'Reset', which takes settings back to their original values. As before, changes made are not listed, and one can’t be sure that all settings were restored back.
In the new version users will find Advanced automatic settings which enhance memory and CPU priorities. Plus it is compatible with Windows 7 and Server 2008.
Recommended for inexperienced users, for the program does not allow for any adjustments whatsoever.
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